Prevent drag drop on child nodes of DotNetBar AdvTree/TreeControl
I'm implementing a TreeControl using the DotNetBar Advtree component. However I seem to be struggling to find the property to make it impossible for a particular node to have any children. What I want to stop the following below;
For example an RSS feed cannot be contained with an RSS feed. Some in effect I want some nodes to be draggable, and can have children, and others only draggable.
Thanks for any help. I've noticed the property NodesIndent which I've setting to -1, or 5000 but neither was any help.
Just spotted in the documentation;
“Gets or sets the new insert position inside of NewParentNode.Nodes collection for the node being dragged. If InsertPosition is -1 the ParentNode refers to the current mouse over node and drag & drop node will be added as child node to it.”
So basically I can capture whether or not it is being added to as child node, compare the node type and decide whether to accept the drop.
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