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Drag Drop (C1 and windows forms)I can't find anything useful on google... I have a ComponentOne True Grid and Windows Forms Treeview i want to drag an item from the grid and into Microsoft Treeview... so far i have done this: grid.allowdrag = true tree.allowdrop = true private sub grid_mousemove (sender as object, e as drageventargs) handles grid.mousemove if e.button = left then grid.dodragdrop(grid,copy) end if end sub private sub tree_dragdrop (sender as objet, e as drageventargs) handles tree.dragdrop ... code that does everything i need end sub the problem is that event tree.dragdrop doesn't happen... only tree.dragenter i remember that in vb6 tere was something called 'dragmode' and it was allways set to 'automatic' please help -- You're not paid to think. A mindless worker is a happy worker. Shut up and do your job! - Tata Feudalac! -------------------------------------------------------- http://www.fotozine.org/index.php?stranica=clan&uid=1352 http://www.thinkgeek.com/brain/gimme.cgi?wid=81d35dc8f http://groups.google.com/group/fejkneraddangub -------------------------------------------------------- feudalac! wrote:
Show quote > I need a litle help with dragdrop... > > > I can't find anything useful on google... > > I have a ComponentOne True Grid and Windows Forms Treeview > > i want to drag an item from the grid and into Microsoft Treeview... > > so far i have done this: > grid.allowdrag = true > tree.allowdrop = true > > private sub grid_mousemove (sender as object, e as drageventargs) > handles grid.mousemove > if e.button = left then > grid.dodragdrop(grid,copy) > end if > end sub > > private sub tree_dragdrop (sender as objet, e as drageventargs) handles > tree.dragdrop > ... code that does everything i need > end sub > > the problem is that event tree.dragdrop doesn't happen... > only tree.dragenter > > i remember that in vb6 tere was something called 'dragmode' and it was > allways set to 'automatic' > > > > please help > > > > > > Problem solved.... -- You're not paid to think. A mindless worker is a happy worker. Shut up and do your job! - Tata Feudalac! -------------------------------------------------------- http://www.fotozine.org/index.php?stranica=clan&uid=1352 http://www.thinkgeek.com/brain/gimme.cgi?wid=81d35dc8f http://groups.google.com/group/fejkneraddangub -------------------------------------------------------- |
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