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Prevent some Toolstrips from dropping on some ToolStripContai ner

Joe
I have a few ToolStripContai ns and ToolStrips in my app and only want
certain ToolStrips to be able to be dropped on certain ToolStripContai ners.
Is there anyway to do this? I tried the DragEnter event of the
ToolStripContai ner but it didn't help.

Thanks,
Joe
Jan 15 '06 #1
1 2448
Hello Joe,

In VS.NET 2005, ToolStrips can be draged btween ToolStripContai ners by
default. For example, we can put two ToolStripContai ners on a form ( We may
change the back color of the Containerpanel so that we can recognize them
from form). Put a ToolStrip on one of ToolStripContai ners, dock it on the
top panel. And run the program, you will be able to drag and drop the
ToolStrip.

If you want a ToolStripContai ner to reject a certain ToolStrip, you may add
some code in:

ToolStripContai ner_TopToolStri pPanel_ControlA dded()

remove the last added control and and its back to original
ToolStripContai ner.

Hope this help,

Luke

Jan 16 '06 #2

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