How to drag and drop ?

[EduardoLuis]

Hi PabloCesar

First, EXCELLENT JOB, works fine and really inspirational.-
Second, thanks for share with all of us.-
With regards
Eduardo

Hola PabloCesar

Primero, EXCELENTE TRABAJO, funciona perfecto y es realmente inspirador.-
Segundo, gracias por compartirlo con todos nosotros.-
Cordialmente
Eduardo

[danielmaximiliano]

Gracias Pablo por compartir..

[Pablo César]

Agradezco Eduardo y Daniel por las palabras de agradecimiento.
Pero el colega Zoly, está precisando otra solucion. Que creo que es posible.

Hi everyone!

Can somebody tell me how can I drag and drop an item between two listboxes?

Talvez bastaria colocar en MultiSelect los ListBoxes y disponibilizar los itens en el otro con la misma rotina.
 

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I thank Eduardo and Daniel for the words of thanks.
But colleague Zoly, is needing another solution. Which I think is possible.

Maybe it could be posible to put the ListBoxes in MultiSelect and make it available items in the same routine of drags.

[zolysoftsolutions]

Thank you Pablo Cesar. Is true, the sample of Daniel is excellent, but I studed every word of the source, and cannot apply to a simple listbox.
The listbox have no mouse events. I have made a very nice selling system, and I need to create the possibility to drag some listitems into a textbox or label or another list.

[Pablo César]

May you post small example what you expect for it ? (Earning time...)

At moment I'm little busy but I will let it as open case for me to attend you. Ok ?

[zolysoftsolutions]

Thank you Pablo.
In attachment included the sources and the .exe. This is just for example, the original is more complex.
In this sample you can drag and drop the labels from the middle of the form into one of the lists (just one time, but can reset).
My problem is that I wish also a list instead of labels, because everytime I need a new topping for pizza, I have to create new label.

[serge_girard]

Thanks for sharing Zoly !
Serge

[andyglezl]

Hola Zoly

A mi ver, no es practico en un punto de venta. Yo trato de simplificar a lo mínimo posible el manejo del ratón porque hay personas que tienen más facilidad de su manejo que otras.

Es solo una idea...

Porqué no creas 2 listbox y y 2 textbox... uno con lo que excluyes y otro con lo que incluyes.
Al seleccionar alguno de los elementos de cada listbox, lo añades al textbox correspondiente y tu tratas ese textbox como quieras.
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Hi Zoly

In my opinion, it is not practical at a point of sale. I try to simplify mouse handling as little as possible because there are people who are easier to handle than others.

It's just an idea...

Why not create 2 listbox and 2 textbox ... one with what you exclude and another with what you include.
When you select one of the elements of each listbox, you add it to the corresponding textbox and you treat that textbox as you want.

[serge_girard]

Hello Zoly,

I think Andres is right: onclick in a grid and add in another one.
I do the same thing for invoicing. Click in a grid with possible products then add to 'basket'.

Serge

[zolysoftsolutions]

Serge and Andy.
I will not use mouse.. I will use on touchscreen and is more practical to drag-and-drop than a lot of clicks..
The items from the middle of the form are the toppinds for pizza. My waiter must exclude some of them, he/she have to move to the <without> basket (listbox) and some of the items have to move to the right listbox, where are the added toppings.
Andy your ideea is not bad, but many times our customers exclude just one, maximum two toppings (the spicy for children), but they want extra toppings more than one item, this is why I have to move to a listbox, not just a textbox.. but is a solution, not very nice, but is if I create 4 lists: 2 with all the items and I can move the items trough the change() event..a single touch move to another list. The drag'ndrop is more actual, more close to today's technology.. I tried