I have a query regarding moving web part...
When i drag a web part, there are two copies of that web part are visible : one which I am dragging and one which is at its original place...
And after dropping the web part the original copy is gone and visible at where I've placed the web part...

SO how can I see only the dragging web part, not the original one...
I mean when I drag a web part, only the dragging web part should be visible not that one which is at its original place right now...
Please help...

Shailen :

I have a query regarding moving web part...
When i drag a web part, there are two copies of that web part are visible : one which I am dragging and one which is at its original place...
And after dropping the web part the original copy is gone and visible at where I've placed the web part...

SO how can I see only the dragging web part, not the original one...
I mean when I drag a web part, only the dragging web part should be visible not that one which is at its original place right now...
Please help...

Hi Shailen  ,

If you are using the ASPNET Webparts then I think there' a  way to hide the Original element when dragging it in the zone.. Thats basically a design by default.. igoogle, pageflakes and others has that feature because they used their own engine to achieve that kind of functionality..

But how can i apply those settings in my web site?

Can you give me some idea or any links if you have...

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But how can i apply those settings in my web site?

Can you give me some idea or any links if you have...

Aspnet Webparts doesnt have any properties that you can set those settings..If  you really need that functionality then you can use the engine use by Dropthings.com instead.. see links below for demo

http://www.dropthings.com/ 

Thanks...

They have give link for the site from where they got idea about this...

and there they have written that they have used OReilly's Web 2.0 Portal With ASP.NET 3.5 book for help....

Thanks again....

Shailen :

and there they have written that they have used OReilly's Web 2.0 Portal With ASP.NET 3.5 book for help....

Yeah.. I have read that too... :)