OnItemDragging

This event is fired when a TreeListDataItem is being dragged.

element used for representing the dragged row


Fired by	RadTreeList
Arguments	get_canDrop() - bool indicating whether the item can be dropped at that position. This property returns true by default, except if the user is trying to perform an invalid reorder operation - e.g. dropping a parent item over its own child, or dropping an item onto itself. This is useful in the cases, when the developer needs to change the 'drop clue' icon in order to notify the user that it is not possible to perform this operation
	set_canDrop(bool) - sets a bool indicating whether the item can be dropped at that position. Setting this property to true means that if the user tries to drop the item at this point, all further drag and drop operations will be canceled (OnItemDropping and OnItemDropped events won't be triggered)
	get_domEvent() - the DOM event
	get_draggedContainer() - the
	get_isOverHeaderItem() - bool indicating whether the dragged item is over the header item
	get_targetItem() - gets the target item
	set_dropClueVisible(bool) - sets whether the drop clue (an arrow image in front of the dragged row) should be visible
Can be canceled	No

Example

function ItemDragging(sender, eventArgs) {
    console.log("The node is being dragged over the item: " + eventArgs.get_targetItem());
}