Drag and Drop Image from one place to a special place

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Working on WPF Project, am just want to move an image from place to another specific place by hold click, just like Drag and Drop concept

Posted 29-Jan-14 15:31pm

yassine.deeb

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ZurdoDev 29-Jan-14 21:43pm

Where are you stuck? There are lots of samples online.

yassine.deeb 30-Jan-14 0:44am

let's say you have to place holder, you need to drag the image from this hold place to and other place, such as CardsPlay as Solitaire !!

Tdmonkeypoop 30-Jan-14 9:42am

Ok but what have you tried? Have you searched, a quick search brings up http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/16905/Drag-and-Drop-Image-in-C-NET . Does that help or are you looking for something different.

Like Ryan said where are you stuck?

yassine.deeb 30-Jan-14 12:00pm

yes, i tried it, but i need to set rules on the place which i drop the image,as you must drop the image here, you cannot put this special image in any place !!

Tdmonkeypoop 30-Jan-14 12:16pm

Depending on where you drop it there is always the ability to say bool isDropable; I mean if you are dropping it on an object or in an area you can make a map of location that is dropable, pass in the X,Y of the mouse on mouseUp, and then determine if it's in the right location.

Really though that might not work all depends on your application, but there are 2 ideas...

yassine.deeb 30-Jan-14 12:24pm

Good, i thought that bool isDropable, can you show me tutorials that can help in pass in the X,Y of the mouse.
thanks Tdmonkeypoop,
Thanks in Advance

Tdmonkeypoop 30-Jan-14 12:26pm

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1316681/getting-mouse-position-in-c-sharp

yassine.deeb 30-Jan-14 12:35pm

Thank You :)

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Peter Leow · Answer 1 · 2014-01-29T16:05:00

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Plenty of examples: drag-and-drop-an-image-in-wpf[^]

Posted 29-Jan-14 16:05pm

Peter Leow