IDropTarget

Wisej.Web.IDropTarget

Namespace: Wisej.Web

Assembly: Wisej.Framework (3.5.0.0)

Controls that support drag & drop operations implement this interface.

public interface IDropTarget

Methods

Fires the DragDrop event.

This event fires only if there is an handler attached to it. A simple overload of the On[Event] method in a derived class will not be invoked unless there is at least one handler attached to the event.

Fires the DragEnter event.

This event fires only if there is an handler attached to it. A simple overload of the On[Event] method in a derived class will not be invoked unless there is at least one handler attached to the event.

Fires the DragLeave event.

This event fires only if there is an handler attached to it. A simple overload of the On[Event] method in a derived class will not be invoked unless there is at least one handler attached to the event.

Fires the DragOver event.

This event fires only if there is an handler attached to it. A simple overload of the On[Event] method in a derived class will not be invoked unless there is at least one handler attached to the event.

Events

DragEventHandler Fired when a drag-and-drop operation is completed.

This event fires only if there is an handler attached to it. A simple overload of the On[Event] method in a derived class will not be invoked unless there is at least one handler attached to the event.

DragEventHandler Fired when an object is dragged into the control's bounds.

This event fires only if there is an handler attached to it. A simple overload of the On[Event] method in a derived class will not be invoked unless there is at least one handler attached to the event.

EventHandler Fired when an object is dragged out of the control's bounds.

This event fires only if there is an handler attached to it. A simple overload of the On[Event] method in a derived class will not be invoked unless there is at least one handler attached to the event.

DragEventHandler Fired when an object is dragged over the control's bounds.

This event fires only if there is an handler attached to it. A simple overload of the On[Event] method in a derived class will not be invoked unless there is at least one handler attached to the event.

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