Hello,
I am afraid, the OnClientNodeDropping client-side event does not have an equivalent of the OnClientNodeDropping's get_destNode() method.
You could do something like:
and hardcode (like I did with "Root2") all the Nodes that you don't want the user to drop the node on, which in combination with the OnClientNodeDropping would display an indication when the user drags a node over a drop-forbidden node and prevent the drop.
Regards,
Ivan Danchev
Telerik
I am afraid, the OnClientNodeDropping client-side event does not have an equivalent of the OnClientNodeDropping's get_destNode() method.
You could do something like:
function OnClientNodeDragging(sender, eventArgs) { var hoveredElement = eventArgs.get_htmlElement().innerHTML; if (hoveredElement == "Root2") { eventArgs.get_htmlElement().style.color = "red"; };}and hardcode (like I did with "Root2") all the Nodes that you don't want the user to drop the node on, which in combination with the OnClientNodeDropping would display an indication when the user drags a node over a drop-forbidden node and prevent the drop.
Regards,
Ivan Danchev
Telerik
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