Drag and drop items from a stackpanel to another in WPF, using C#

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Hi there...

Just wanted to question if anyone of you know a way to drag and drop items (like buttons) from a stackpanel to another container type (could be a stackpanel too).
Ty for the help

Posted 12-Sep-12 6:37am

direct_acess

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[no name] 12-Sep-12 12:40pm

"way to drag and drop items ", I do not know about you but I use my mouse to drag and drop item within a drag and drop enabled application.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 12-Sep-12 14:18pm

:-)

direct_acess 13-Sep-12 10:17am

The environment That I'm using is C# ;)

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 13-Sep-12 12:19pm

No need to tell that: it was in your tags in first place. What you have to tag is the UI library of application type you are using (WPF? Forms? ASP.NET? Silverlight? Metro? what?)
--SA

direct_acess 21-Sep-12 9:32am

Sorry... WPF

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Clifford Nelson · Answer 1 · 2012-09-12T08:54:00

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You did not specify the environment. If you want to work with wpf, then can look at the following: Drag and drop user controls in wpf[^]

Posted 12-Sep-12 8:54am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 13-Sep-12 12:26pm

You are right. So, this post may or may not be relevant.

I would like we practiced not answering until OP specifies the detail enough to avoid providing excessive information. For example, drag-and-drop can be applicable to WPF, Forms, Silverlight, ASP.NET, Metro, Windows Phone, and even, say, Android or Cocoa for Mac OS X and iOS (which can be developed with C# using Mono + MonobjC), so, should we bring all the solutions? The only right thing is to wait until OP clarifies that; if not -- the question should better be removed -- there is too many of such questions.
--SA