Hello Dermot,

If I am not mistaken, you can get the location of the shortcut. But first, you will need to get the shortcut object. I prefer you handle this at OnShortcutSelected clientside events.

var x=shortcut.Location.X;
var y=shortcut.Location.Y;

Hope this helps.

Regards,
Handy

Hi Handy,

Thanks for your reply, I had already seen this property but the location value for some reason doesnt seem to change.  X and Y are always 0. I have decided to change my approach to the ordering of my shortcuts so I will not need anymore help with the above. I will not be using the movabale property anymore.

Thanks,

Demrot 

Hello Demrot,

It seems you will need to get the element first and capture the offset element.

e.g 

OnShortcutSelected clientside events, please use the code below.

var el=shortcut.GetElement();

If you debug, try to inspect the offset element (offsetTop and offsetLeft).

Hope this helps.

Regards,
Handy