I modified your code a little bit and it works now. (Just the _DragDrop part). There seems to be a bug and it can be fixed by changing the alignment during Drag & Drop.
I modified your code a little bit and it works now. (Just the _DragDrop part). There seems to be a bug and it can be fixed by changing the alignment during Drag & Drop.
ListView1. Alignment = ListViewAlignment. Default; if (listView1.SelectedItems.
Count == 0) return; Point p = listView1. PointToClient(new Point(e. X, e.
Y)); ListViewItem MovetoNewPosition = listView1. GetItemAt(p. X, p.
Y); if (MovetoNewPosition == null) return; ListViewItem DropToNewPosition = (e.Data. GetData(typeof(ListView. SelectedListViewItemCollection)) as ListView.
SelectedListViewItemCollection)0; ListViewItem CloneToNew = (ListViewItem)DropToNewPosition.Clone(); int index = MovetoNewPosition. Index; listView1.Items. Remove(DropToNewPosition); listView1.Items.
Insert(index, CloneToNew); listView1. Alignment = ListViewAlignment.SnapToGrid.
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