This does not work for the problem. Unfortunately, when you have custom renderers, event.target is no longer always DataGridItemRenderer. In the example, the dragged item will be a UITextField when you click on the text and drag it. If you click and drag the area of the cell to the right afte
Thanks for your reply, but this is really the opposite of what I was looking for. I want the mouse cursor to be at the *bottom right* of the drag feedback image.On 7/20/06,
Scotty Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How about... if (event.buttonDown) {
Totally missed your second requirement somehow.Change yourif (row != null)toif ((event.target is DataGridItemRenderer) && !(
event.target.data is DataGridColumn))ScottyOn 7/20/06, Scotty Scott
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:How about...
if (event.buttonDown) { var dragInitiator:Data
How about... if (event.buttonDown) { var dragInitiator:DataGrid = DataGrid(event.currentTarget); var ds:DragSource = new DragSource(); var row:Object =
dragInitiator.selectedItem; if (row != null) { var draggedItem:Object = {label:r
Ok, I'm trying to make my dragged grid item look a certain way and am running into two problems. I'm dragging a grid row to a list. But I don't want the default behavior of the giant grid row. I want my own custom drag widget and I want it to pop up with its bottom right point at the current
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