WPF Drag and Drop blocking operations?

You can use DragDrop. GiveFeedback attached event for that.

You can use DragDrop. GiveFeedback attached event for that: private void FieldItemGrid_PreviewMouseMove(object sender, MouseEventArgs e) { if (_isDown) { if ((_isDragging == false)) { /*Add Adorner to Item that is being dragged*/ DragStarted(e. GetPosition(this)); } if (_selectedElement!

= null) { DragDrop. AddGiveFeedbackHandler(Element, OnGiveFeedback); try { /*Begin Drag Operation*/ DragDrop. DoDragDrop(_selectedElement, _selectedElement, DragDropEffects.

Move); } finally { DragDrop. RemoveGiveFeedbackHandler(Element, OnGiveFeedback); } } /*The following code is not executed until the dragged item is released*/ if (_isDragging) { /*Update Current Position of Mouse to update adorner position*/ DragMoved(e. GetPosition(this)); } } } private void OnGiveFeedback(object sender, GiveFeedbackEventArgs e) { // Update adorner location here }.

Thank you, I have made some changes, but am not able to see the adorner. I have made another post at stackoverflow. Com/questions/5019945/… Do you think you might be able to take a look?

– CitadelCSAlum Feb 16 at 17:37.

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