Hello Tamas,

At this moment drag-drop is encapsulated into control only. It’s possible to extend its drag-drop but you have to re-template some of the parts of both XamPivotGrid and XamPivotDataSelector. I’m going to attach here these two files:

1.       App.xaml – contains the re-templated XamPivotDataSelector with additional DropTriggerActionEx instances attached.

2.       DropTriggerActionEx.cs – contains the implementation of custom drop handler.

And here is how you’ll use it in your application:

Apply to selector the style from App.xaml:

<PivotGrid:XamPivotDataSelector Grid.Column="1"

x:Name="dataSelector"

DataSource="{StaticResource flatDataSource}"

Style="{StaticResource XamPivotDataSelectorStyle}"/>

Set some element as drop target. Note that when drop event handler is invoked drop target is checked by its name.

<StackPanel Name="externalDropTarget"

            Background="LightBlue" Height="40">

    <ig:DragDropManager.DropTarget>

        <ig:DropTarget IsDropTarget="True"

                       DropChannels="Rows, Columns, Filters, MeasureList, Measures"

                       DropTargetMarkerBrush="Gold"/>

    </ig:DragDropManager.DropTarget>

</StackPanel>

Also note that this will work only for drag-drop initiated from the data selector. In order to make this possible from pivot grid you have to re-template it as well and attach the additional DropTriggerActionEx to its elements in similar way as I’ve done for the data selector.

Regards.

Plamen.