ASPxPopupControlBase.AllowDragging Property

Specifies whether end users can drag a control’s window.

Assembly : DevExpress.Web.v25.2.dll

Declaration

C#
VB.NET

csharp

[DefaultValue(false)]
public virtual bool AllowDragging { get; set; }

<DefaultValue(False)>
Public Overridable Property AllowDragging As Boolean

Property Value

Type	Default	Description
Boolean	false

true, if end users can drag a window; otherwise, false.

Remarks

Use the AllowDragging property to control whether end users can drag a window to another position in a web page.

Note

Adaptive mode does not support dragging.
For ASPxPopupControl only: If the ASPxPopupControl.Windows collection is empty, the AllowDragging property is applied to the default popup window. Otherwise, the AllowDragging property specifies the drag capability of all popup windows from the ASPxPopupControl.Windows collection.

Example

The following example demonstrates how use the popup control’s client-side functionality to display the loading panel in a pop-up window when content is loading slowly:

View Example: How to show the loading panel when loading content

The main idea is to call the popup control’s client-side GetContentIFrame method to get the control’s IFrame. Then use the loading panel’s ShowInElement(htmlElement) method to display the panel within the IFrame. When content is loaded, hide the loading panel.

ASPX

aspx

<dx:ASPxLoadingPanel ID="lp" runat="server" ClientInstanceName="lp" />
<dx:ASPxPopupControl ID="popup" runat="server" ... >
    <ClientSideEvents Init="OnPopupInit" Shown="OnPopupShown" />
</dx:ASPxPopupControl>

var showPopup = true;
var iframe;
function OnPopupInit (s, e) {
    iframe = popup.GetContentIFrame();
    ASPxClientUtils.AttachEventToElement(iframe, 'load', OnContentLoaded);
}

function OnPopupShown (s, e) {
    if(showPopup)
        lp.ShowInElement(iframe);
}
function OnContentLoaded (e) {
    showPopup = false;
    lp.Hide();
}