I want to implement some drag and drop behaviors in my ASP.NET app. Could someone point me in the right direction for some articles and samples? For example, one example of drag and drop I want to implement is for sorting things.
I need to implement a functionality where I need to drag a tree node value to a textarea for calculation. Which is best, simplest to use for this functionality-- ajax or plain javascript or anything else?
iam having a treeview where the sample structure is like this. Cabinet under cabinet there is folder and under folder there are some documents.now i want that documents to move from one folder to another folder using drag and drop ...how can i perform this functionality.
Can the ImageButton Control be used to implement Drag&Drop? My Drag&Drop function means drag the image,and drop it to desktop as a file or other applications, for example, Office Word,Office Excel,etc. Can the ImageButton Control be used to implement it?
I currently have two listboxes and I use arrow buttons to move items from one list to another. Is there a way I could implement drag and dropping between those 2 listboxes.
i've built a WPF application with two listBoxes.I managed to drag and drop elements from one listbox to the other, but it always gets added to the end/buttom of the second listbox.How can i drag and drop the element and place it in the other listbox, but where i want it to be, where the cursor is located/ponits and not inĀ the end (as the last element).
In WPF I haveĀ a textBox . I need to drag and drop textfiles ie in notepad from desk top to textbox of wpf. I managed to get the contents of notepad to textbox. But I need file path to be in browser so thatĀ IĀ can transfer files from client to client.
I cannot get the Drag and Drop functionality of Web Parts is to work. I have a very simple test page with two WebPartZones.. In the OnInit method of the code behind I put the page in design mode. In the first zone I have a textbox.At runtime the text box renders as a web part. When I hover over the web part header my mouse pointer changes the 'move' pointer, but I cannot drag the item. I do not see it dragging and the part never moved. I am using Visual Studio 2010 with IE 8. I have tried IE8 in compatibility mode and regular mode. The results are the same. Here is the markup from my test page:
I have to generate an organization chart, in my asp.net application and it should supports drag and drop feature to update the linkage between organization structure. What would be the best way to deal with it, (jQuery or silver light or .net chart controls). My primary needs is to support drag and drop.
For our next project (a small app in ASP.NET/C#) we have to create drag and drop zones in the UI so that components/widgets can be dragged and dropped and layouts can be changed dynamically (for example, the user should be able to switch between two-column to a three-column layout from the front end). After doing some searching, I got to know that there are two approaches: Use Web parts and Content-zones. Using jQuery.
I also learnt that jQuery approach is preffered, but I would like to know how can I create such zones in my application and also save these zones per user (in the D so that when the new request comes for that user their preferred layout is displayed? I basically want to know if there are some tutorials on creating persistable drag and drop zones using jQuery.
I have a listview showing images like ImageViewer and I want to implement Drag-Drop behavior within ListView. how can i achieve the Srag-Drop inside the below kind of customized ListView.
I had populated data in TreeView control. How will I drag a particular child node from a parent node and drop the dragged one to a DIV or any portion, using JQUERY ? I know in jquery, there are methods "draggable" and "droppable" to make this possible. But I want to drag a particular child node and drop it.
Or atleast How to fetch the text/id of a particular child node using jquery ? I hope I can drag,if I can fetch the child node
I am looking for a drag & drop shopping cart, which I can use with asp.net & can save the details in sql server 2005 database. I don't bother if it from ajax, javascript or jquery.Actually I have a grid, in which I am having picture, product name & price (say), so either I could be able to drag the row to the cart to add or increase the product quantity. or on click on the add to cart button, it will flow to the shopping cart.
I have a repeater that's bound to a SQL Data Source (using ASP.NET). Are there any JQuery plugins/efficient way of converting my repeater into something that can be sorted via drag and drop? i.e. users can rearrange the order of the data, which updates the database?
I came across this example [URL] I want to create a form that will be validated when Submitted. In the above example you can keep on dragging colored boxed on the Drop It Here area. When a form is submitted, I want to validate Drop It Here area to see if it is empty or user drop a colored box here. Is this possible to do and if so, how to do it. I tried regular validation coltrols and they didn't seem to work.
How can I do Gmail like drag and drop attachment upload with asp.net and jQuery? If that's not possible with current HTML version or the platforms I mentioned do we have any other alternative?
I have been using web parts on my site since ASP.NET 2.0 came out. Dragging and dropping web parts works great in Internet Explorer, but it doesn't work at all in Firefox, Chrome, or Safari. I recently upgraded the site to ASP.NET 3.5 SP1, but I am still unable to drag and drop web parts in non-IE browsers. How can I enable drag and drop web parts in these other browsers? Update (2/9/2010): This mentions this problem, but offers no solution: [URL] pdate (2/19/2010):
These posts offer a possible solution, but I have been unable to get it working yet on my site: [URL] In short, these say the drag and drop problem was solved in "ASP.NET Futures (July 2007 release)" but for some crazy reason, was left out of ASP.NET 3.5 SP1. So to solve, you have to download the Futures release at: http [URL] Then, you need to use the WebPartManager and WebPartZone from the Microsoft.Web.Preview.UI.Controls.WebParts namespace.