ListViewBase.CanDragItems Property

public:
 property bool CanDragItems { bool get(); void set(bool value); };

bool CanDragItems();

void CanDragItems(bool value);

public bool CanDragItems { get; set; }

var boolean = listViewBase.canDragItems;
listViewBase.canDragItems = boolean;

Public Property CanDragItems As Boolean

<listViewBase CanDragItems="bool" />

Property Value

true if items in the view can be dragged as data payload; otherwise, false. The default is false.

Remarks

Setting IsSwipeEnabled to false disables some default touch interactions, so it should be set to true when these interactions are needed. For example:

• If item selection is enabled and you set IsSwipeEnabled to false, a user can deselect items by right-clicking with the mouse, but can't deselect an item with touch by using a swipe gesture.
• If you set CanDragItems to true and IsSwipeEnabled to false, a user can drag items with the mouse, but not with touch.
• If you set CanReorderItems to true and IsSwipeEnabled to false, a user can reorder items with the mouse, but not with touch.

CanDragItems can be set to false as part of visual states that are intended to prevent users from dragging items in views such as a GridView.

CanDragItems does not reflect transient states that might influence the ability to drag items, such as item population lag. The primary scenario where you might get the value of CanDragItems in code is to verify that dynamic templates or user-selectable options in your app UI have not changed the value since you last set it.

Applies to

See also

• AllowDrop
• CanReorderItems
• Drag and drop sample (Windows 10)