A wpf control which allows drag&drop, panning and zooming...

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Hello mates,

I have a huge problem and hope you are kind enough to help me out :)

So, I need a control which allows Drag&Drop custom controls, zooming and panning (like extending a canvas without limitations)

I´ve looked around and found this nice article:
A WPF Custom Control for Zooming and Panning[^]

So the output is quite what I need except the drag&drop part...how I can make it possible? I have no glue at all :(

It also would be nice when the drag&dropped items are still clickable, like a right click opens a custom option menu, but thats not a must have at the moment...

Any ideas are very welcome! thank you a lot :)
cheers

What I have tried:

I´ve tried some panning and zooming controls, but none of them allow drag&drop or are just to complex to get it working with my tool (http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/22952/WPF-Diagram-Designer-Part)

Posted 8-Feb-16 1:14am

DonWikki

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Feb-16 10:33am

Why having a section "what I have tried" without telling us what have you tried.
We got a number "questions" with the same structure and attitude, and I wonder: is it the same person under different accounts? The common characteristics are: no effort, having not clue on what to do, something creating a lot of doubt if you should do this work at all...
Such questions are not answerable, it the answers cannot be useful to anyone. Just one advice: get to work.
—SA

DonWikki 9-Feb-16 3:12am

Well the other user helped me a lot with his link without complaining. He was also able to understand my question...

btw: I was trying at least 9 hours to get the two controls (see the links) get to work in my project, but it just didn´t worked....

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Kevin Marois · Accepted Answer · 2016-02-08T04:37:00

Solution 1

Take a look at this[^].

It shows how to do DragDrop and Zoom.

Posted 8-Feb-16 4:37am

Kevin Marois

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DonWikki 9-Feb-16 3:14am

Thank you so much, THIS is what I was looking for! 5 Stars for you <3

Kevin Marois 9-Feb-16 11:34am

No Problem. Glad I could help.