Drag-Drop nodes in between nodes in Treeview

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Hi,

I am using Tom John's Drag Drop Treeview [posted here] which works great (Thanks!). However I wish to add functionality to be able to drop nodes in between other nodes and I am unsure of where to start with this. So something like when I drag a node a line representing the drop target is shown between the two nodes where the mouse if hovering. Is this possible? I assume it would be somehting which is done in the DragOver event?

Thanks in Advance!! :-)

P.S. I am using VB.Net

Posted 16-Jan-13 13:56pm

GinoMellino

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2013-01-16T14:07:00

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Would you rather ask the advice from the author of this article? Locate the section "Comments and Discussions" below the article and use "Add a Comment or Question" to ask for advice. The author will get a notification and a chance to reply.

This functionality is not a big deal, but if you start from this components, it's the best to ask its author.

—SA

Posted 16-Jan-13 14:07pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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GinoMellino 16-Jan-13 20:09pm

Sorry, I thought because it was an old post that it may not be being watched still. I will post there now.

Thanks

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 16-Jan-13 20:12pm

No need to apologize, please. As to the old post... nothing can guarantee that the author answers, but the authors of good products usually take care of the users...
—SA

GinoMellino 16-Jan-13 20:17pm

Ok I posted under the article, will see what happens!! Thanks for the advice :-)

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 16-Jan-13 20:19pm

You are welcome.
—SA