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More detailed documentation for client-side methods and properties required
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Hello,

I already created a request (CAS-30838-H73XEZ) on this subject on Monday 31.08. but since Monday the status is still "Awaiting assignment". So up to now I think noone has even read my request. Therefore I created this note to ask for some advice. I hope the reaction-time on this note will be "a little bit" shorter!?

Content of my Request:

We are already using DragAndDrop-functionality and intend to customize the drop-behavior, so that it fits to our requirements. Therefore we have to do a certain amount of client-side handling by programming several Javascript functions.

Up to now I read the local and/or online documentation and I searched for specific information in the Knowledge Base or the Forum. Working like that takes a lot of time and is dissatisfying.

So I would like to know if there is any documention like a Reference-Guide in which I could easily find information about the methods and properties e.g. of Infragistics.Web.UI.DragDropManager, Infragistics.Web.UI.DragDropBehavior, the arguments of the event-Handler for DragStart, DragMove etc..

For example:

Today I was searching for the possibility to get the mouse-coordinates at the drop-event and found an answer in the Forum. I learnt that 'evntArgs' of a dragMove-Handler offers 'get_x' and 'get_y' methods. Up to now I only found out, that 'evntArgs' offers a 'get_manager' method. Without the answer of the forum I would never have find a solution for my problem.

Next thing I need to achieve is to position the dropped 'object' exactly at the position of the mouse. So I must know how I can avoid the normal drop-behavior. I hope someone can also give me a general explanation, how I can implement my own behavior instead of the IG-behavior!?

Sincerely,

Christian

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    It would be nice if the docs were available online or in a PDF format. My company is averse to us downloading and installing software on our PC ourselves.

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