11 Comments

• Remco Ros 10 Feb
  Can we try this already ? I don't see a beta demo link...
• Veli 10 Feb
  Version 2010.Q1 Beta is coming very soon, so stay tuned...
• David 10 Feb
  Wow, just think I just handed coded the same function using jquery last week.  Can not wait to see this, it might fix some problems I am having with my version like less page refresh. 
  
  
• David 10 Feb
  Wow, just think I just handed coded the same function using jquery last week.  Can not wait to see this, it might fix some problems I am having with my version like less page refresh. 
  
  
• Dennis DeBevec 11 Feb
  I put in this feature request on November 30, 2009.
  Like David, I have been working on this functionality using
  jQuery.  I'm impressed on Telerik's turnaround time on
  this functionality and can't wait to try it out!
  
• Dennis DeBevec 12 Feb
  Along with the ability to drag/drop a ListView item from one ListView to another or some other HTML element, I was wondering if there will be "sortable" functionality within a ListView?
  
  My needs not only building a ListView from a ListView but to be able to sort the items in the receiving
  ListView. 
  
  In addition, I'm curious about the elementID that I might be receiving on the drop event.  When
  dropping an item on a ListView that contains items, do I get the elementID of the ListView or the
  element of the item within the ListView that I dropped it on?  Perhaps there could be a property
  to control this.  Sometimes I need to do an append drop.  Sometimes I need to do an insert drop.
  
  Append Drop:  Drop 4 on ListView 1 2 3  becomes 1 2 3 4
  Insert Drop:  Drop 4 on Item 2 in ListView 1 2 3  becomes  1 4 2 3
  
  Thanks for Telerik's continued support of the developer community.
• Veli 15 Feb
  @Dennis
  RadListView already provides built-in sorting. For more information you can refer to the ListView sorting demo.
  As for the ID of the destination element, the HTML element is taken from the event object's target (srcElement for IE) property when you drop the dragged item. So, the element is the innermost in a hierarchy of nested elements. You get its client id (if any) passed to the server-side ItemDrop event argument. Using the client events and the rich client API, however, you can track the parent HTML element you need.
• Dennis DeBevec 16 Feb
  Veli -
  
  Appreciate the update.  Sounds like the new ListView has
  the features I'm looking for.  Can't wait to try it out.
• Veli 17 Feb
  @Dennis
  Don't have to wait any longer then. Q1 2010 BETA is out!
• Don 22 Mar
  This Drag and Drop cannot be performed on the source List for simple reorder? I have not seen this capability. Is this posssible?
• Veli 30 Mar
  @Don:
  Reordering list view items after drag-dop is possible, though not provided automatically. You will have to handle RadListView's ItemDrop event on the server and infer the new position of the dropped item. You can then update the listview's data source with the new order and rebind the listview.