Hello,
I am using both a TreeViewAdv control and a SfDataGrid to display some date.
From the TreeView, i drag the items i want visualised onto the Datagrid to display them.
I got this to work fine, except when the mouse leaves the treeview (while dragging) from the top or the bottom.
The treeview will start scrolling, and will not stop until you start a new drag event in the treeview.
Is there any way i can stop the scrolling once the mouse leaves the control?
Hello Elakkiya,
I thank you for analyzing the issue, but even if it is intended behaviour, this does not help me.
If i am unable to stop the autoscroll, it will be concidered as a bug in my application.
Therefore, i would still like to know a way to stop this behaviour, at least when i complete or cancel a drop outside of the TreeViewAdv element.
If it keeps scrolling during the drag, that's fine. But not after a drop has occured. I would like to know how i can stop this function from firing after the drop has occured.
Hello Elakkiya,
I've added a video to show you the issue that i'm getting.
I will also compare to the sample to see what is different compared to my code.
Hello Thirupathi,
As requested i have added some code snippet from how i use it in the application.
I cannot add all of the functions to it, as this would simply be way too much code. Some functions in the snippet (like StopDiagRead) are to stop a backgroundworker from gathering data from other hardware.
One thing i did notice is that you made the sample with .net 4.8. Please note that i am using .net 5.0 in my application. Maybe that this may give different results.
Hi Kevin,
Currently, we have forwarded the query to our internal team. We will provide further details on 27th December 2021.
We appreciate your patience until then.
Regards,
Arunthivakar A
Hello Vijayarasan,
Sorry for the late answer but i was busy with another project.
I have just tested it, and indeed it is fixed!
Thank you very much.
Unfortunatly i think i have found a new bug, but that has to do with SfDataGrid, so i'll check first if this has been noticed already. If not, i'll make a new post about it.