Select the layout, and then drop the widget onto the corresponding selected item in the Object Inspector pane. If you find it tricky to select the layout on the actual form, you can also select it via the Object Inspector pane.
Sure. From a mindless technology article called “Make Python Scripts Droppable in Windows”, you can add a drop handler by adding a registry key: Here’s a registry import file that you can use to do this. Copy the following into a .reg file and run it (Make sure that your .py extensions are mapped to … Read more
This might help https://github.com/lxcid/LXReorderableCollectionViewFlowLayout This is extends the UICollectionView to allow each of the UICollectionViewCells to be rearranged manually by the user with a long touch (aka touch-and-hold). The user can drag the Cell to any other position in the collection and the other cells will reorder automatically. Thanks go to lxcid for this.
$(“#sortable1”).sortable({ connectWith: “.connectedSortable”, forcePlaceholderSize: false, helper: function (e, li) { copyHelper = li.clone().insertAfter(li); return li.clone(); }, stop: function () { copyHelper && copyHelper.remove(); } }); $(“.connectedSortable”).sortable({ receive: function (e, ui) { copyHelper = null; } });
Dragon Drop I’ve done a ridiculous amount of fiddling. So, so much jsFiddling. This is not a robust, or complete solution; I may never quite come up with one. If anyone has any better solutions, I’m all ears — I didn’t want to have to do it this way, but it’s the only way I’ve … Read more
On Windows Vista and newer Windows Explorer runs with medium integrity level. If you run Visual Studio as administrator (high integrity level) then for security reasons OS will disable drag and drop from Explorer to Visual Studio. You can either run Visual Studio as normal user or you can install VSCommands for Visual Studio 2012 … Read more
It’s working fine, it’s just a bug with the console. function onDrop(event) { event.preventDefault(); console.log(event.dataTransfer.files[0]); }
Maybe jQuery UI does what you are looking for. Its composed out of many handy helper functions like making objects draggable, droppable, resizable, sortable etc. Take a look at sortable with connected lists.
TL;DR you can’t. If you’re wondering why this question still hasn’t got an accepted answer, you can read this meta question created by OP, and my answer. File drag/drop in HTML5 I made some research in different pieces of documentation for this topic and tested it by myself on various browsers, so I decided to … Read more
I’ve tried creating one using ObservableCollection. Have a look. ObservableCollection<Emp> _empList = new ObservableCollection<Emp>(); public Window1() { InitializeComponent(); _empList .Add(new Emp(“1”, 22)); _empList .Add(new Emp(“2”, 18)); _empList .Add(new Emp(“3”, 29)); _empList .Add(new Emp(“4”, 9)); _empList .Add(new Emp(“5”, 29)); _empList .Add(new Emp(“6”, 9)); listbox1.DisplayMemberPath = “Name”; listbox1.ItemsSource = _empList; Style itemContainerStyle = new Style(typeof(ListBoxItem)); itemContainerStyle.Setters.Add(new Setter(ListBoxItem.AllowDropProperty, … Read more