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It seems that the default behavior is for nearly everything within a list item to be a drag point. This is fine for simple list items; however, when the list item becomes complex it can create problems.
I'd like to add a dedicated grip control within each list item, and have this be the only draggable point. To do so, I should be able to set DragSourceIgnore on the template container perhaps. This doesn't seem to work because the property is not flagged with FrameworkPropertyMetadata.Inherits. I think DragSourceIgnore would have to be set on every single control - which isn't practical (especially if there are controls with children).
Adding the FrameworkPropertyMetadata.Inherits flag makes this functionality much more useful and easier to control.
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It seems that the default behavior is for nearly everything within a list item to be a drag point. This is fine for simple list items; however, when the list item becomes complex it can create problems.
I'd like to add a dedicated grip control within each list item, and have this be the only draggable point. To do so, I should be able to set DragSourceIgnore on the template container perhaps. This doesn't seem to work because the property is not flagged with FrameworkPropertyMetadata.Inherits. I think DragSourceIgnore would have to be set on every single control - which isn't practical (especially if there are controls with children).
Adding the FrameworkPropertyMetadata.Inherits flag makes this functionality much more useful and easier to control.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: