How to drag n drop any ui control from stackpanel to canvas in wpf

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I m working on wpf project.I have two controls stack panel n canvas in a grid I want to drag button of stack panel to canvas plz help me out asap

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Posted 21-May-14 20:55pm

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Vincent Beek · Answer 1 · 2014-05-21T21:20:00

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I am assuming that you want to remove the child from stackpanel en add it as a new child to the canvas.

Have a look at this article to start
Dragging Elements in a Canvas[^]

This is not solving all your problems but it will put you on the right track i think.

Hope this helps.

Posted 21-May-14 21:20pm

Vincent Beek

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Member 10835976 22-May-14 3:47am

Thank you so much for ur reply bu i need to make a toolbox from which i can add items in canvas n can edit their height n width plz help me out if u have any idea... thanks

Vincent Beek 22-May-14 4:12am

Even with this information I think that all the basic concepts that you need to implement are in the article. You just need to reimplement it on a stackpanel en canvas and an alternative implementation of your specific events. Unfortunatly it requires too much coding to give you a working example here, I would have to implement it myself.

Leung Yat Chun · Answer 2 · 2014-05-21T23:11:00

Hello

If you need Toolbox functionality, you can try sukram's WPF Diagram Designer - Part 2[^]

If you merely need to drag from one control to another, and you are using MVVM, you may consider my WPF UIEventHub – MultiSelect and DragnDrop[^] and do some modification to suit your needs. (touch supported).

Regards
Joseph Leung