Drag and Drop of ListBox items?

Try out my sample, I think this will solve your issue https://skydrive.live. Com/redir. Aspx?

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2 great work rakesh :) Thank You very much for your support.. – Nitha Paul Oct 31 at 12:30 1 I tried the same in past but the result was failure and I thought this is only available in WPF and Silverlight . Any way thank you for reminding me that this functionality is available in WP7. – stezma Sebastian Oct 31 at 12:55.

I have seen this dragging item in listbox in an windows phone app called Pulse. Basically, my thought is when touching or holding(depends on you decide how it triggers a drag action) happened in a listbox item, make its opacity to 0 or collapse its visibility, and render a picture for the item, then you can drag this picture (just looks like you drag the listboxitem) to wherever you want. I don't know if you have seen the animation of ContextMenu in windows phone toolkit, but they just use this way to do the zoom effect.

I believe the tilt effect (on tiles) follows a similar concept. You can take the onmanipulationstarted event or the mouse left button down event, locate the point of touch and make the element follow the point of touch( one way would be to repeatedly change the x and y axes of the element), release the element at the mouseleftbuttonup event or manipulationcompleted event and run the logic on what to do with the element. Hope this helps.

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