WebDragDropExtender comes with 6 predefined cursor effects. You can set the effect in two ways:
- DefaultEffect property in DragSettings. This setting affects all drag controls which Effect is set to Default.
- Effect property in DragControl level. Set the Effect property at DragControl level to override the Effect only for the individual level of the DragControl.
The following table lists the available effects in WebDragDropExtender 1.0.
| Effect Name | Visual Indicator | Description |
| None | - | No effects is specified. |
| All | - | This effect shows no special indicator, just the default mouse cursor. This effect also means that the drop target could accept any kind of effects. |
| Copy |  |
Shows a copy effect. |
| Link |  |
Shows a link effect. |
| Move |  |
Shows a move effect. |
| NotAllowed |  |
Shows an invalid effect, usually indicating a not allowed operation. |
| Scroll | - | This effect is reserved for future use. |
| Remove |  |
Shows X sign, indicating a delete or removal operation. |
| Default | - | Indicates that the drag control should inherit the setting fro the global DragSettings. |
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It is recommended to always enable SmartWebResources feature to ensure the availability of the client resources as well as for hassles-free deployment. To learn more about SmartWebResources, please refer to New SmartWebResources Framework. |
See Also
Tasks
{Walkthrough: Specifying Cursor Effect for all DragControls}
{Walkthrough: Specifying Cursor Effect for individual DragControl}
{Walkthrough: Changing Cursor Effect Programmatically in Client Side}
Other Resources
{Automatic Transparent Shadow}
{Vista™ Style Tooltip}
Keyboard State
{Auto Postback Mode}
{Use Custom Object as Data}
{Drag Data Validation}
{Cross IFRAME Support}
{Integration with Intersoft Controls}