Hello,
I have an MDI parent form with a radcommandbar across the top.
The commandbar contains 2 commandstripelements which have several buttons
One is left justified and one is right justified
Everything is working fine except when I deploy it to a touch enabled / touchscreen client. Some users are accidentally dragging the commandstripelements into one another and even dragging them off the command bar making them disappear entirely.
Is there a way to disable dragging or reordering of the commandstrips. Ideally I don't want any of the items to move at all
I have already tried
For each commandstripelemnt I set
commandBarStripElement1.AllowDrag = false;
commandBarStripElement1.AllowDrop = false;
commandBarStripElement1.EnableDragging = false;
commandBarStripElement1.EnableFloating = false;
For each button in either strip element I set
buttonX.AllowDrag = false;
I even tried returning e.Canceled in BeginDrag
Nothing seems to be working
Any help would be appreciated
Thanks
Kevin
1 Answer, 1 is accepted
Hello, Kevin,
RadCommandBar supports rearranging at CommandBarStripElement level at runtime. You can enable or disable dragging at CommandBarStripElement level by setting the EnableDragging property. However, this affects only the dragging behavior by using the grip.
If you want to disable dragging with the pan gesture, you can use the following custom implementation for the CommandBarStripElement:
public class CustomCommandBarStripElement: CommandBarStripElement
{
protected override Type ThemeEffectiveType
{
get
{
return typeof(CommandBarStripElement);
}
}
protected override void OnPanGesture(PanGestureEventArgs args)
{
//disable default logic
//base.OnPanGesture(args);
}
}I hope this information helps. If you need any further assistance please don't hesitate to contact me.
Regards,
Dess | Tech Support Engineer, Principal
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