Hi,
We recently added a WebDataTree to an already existing site where a particular drag n drop script is used, which handles the document.onmousedown event as a part of the d&d implementation.
The problem we are having is that the WebDataTree's script canceles the mousedown event, at least I think so after debugging it, so the question is ¿How can I make WebDataTree not to cancel the event so is handled at the d&d's handler?
Thanks
Given that, we had to change to IG Drag n Drop framework as the third party dragdrop we were using needed the event to bubble.
Thanks.
Hello Ricardo,Please let me know if you have any further questions regarding this issue.
Hello Ricardo,
Yes our tree cancels the event. This is a requirement for the drag and drop. This should not be preventing you from binding to the event and the event should be invoked as expected
What I'm trying to ask is if the onmousedown event over a node is always canceled by IG's script or is any way to avoid this.
In more general point of view right now it is imposible for me to detect if the user fired an onmousedown over the tree.
We have developed our own drag and drop framework (http://help.infragistics.com/NetAdvantage/ASPNET/2012.1/CLR4.0/?page=Web_Drag_and_Drop_Framework.html ) since you are using another third party drag and drop please provide a sample with the issue connected with it. Basically what you are asking is to override the javascript of our controls which is not recommended because it can cause additional issues.