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Copy and paste in the dhtmlxTree I am generating two trees dynamically (both five levels) in dhtmlxLayout. I want copy and paste the node of the from left tree to right node for that I am using tree.enableMercyDrag(true); in left tree, its working well. But I want to lock first two levels of both tree and please let me know how to use tree.attachEvent("onDrag",function(sid,tid) ) means the method to get sid and tid . My tree like below Class ---- Subclass -------- Requirement ------------FM ----------------FMC In this tree I want to lock first two nodes which could not be drag and drop from tree . The code I used to generate tree is given below var tree, newTree; var dhxLayout = new dhtmlXLayoutObject("parentId", "2U"); dhxLayout.cells("a").hideHeader(); dhxLayout.cells("a").setWidth(325); dhxLayout.cells("b").hideHeader(); function loadTree() { project_id=document.getElementById("p_id").value; sys_id=document.getElementById("s_id").value; tree = dhxLayout.cells("a").attachTree(0); tree.setImagePath("dhtmlx/dhtmlxTree/samples/images/"); tree.enableCheckBoxes(false); tree.enableTreeLines(false); tree.enableMultiLineItems(true); tree.enableAutoTooltips(true); tree.preventIECaching(true); tree.enableDragAndDrop(true); tree.enableMercyDrag(true); tree.enableSmartXMLParsing(true); tree.setXMLAutoLoading("XML/fmea_tree.jsp?project_id="+project_id+"&sys_id="+sys_id); tree.loadXML("XML/fmea_tree.jsp?project_id="+project_id+"&sys_id="+sys_id,autoselectNode); newTree = dhxLayout.cells("b").attachTree(0); newTree.setImagePath("dhtmlx/dhtmlxTree/samples/images/"); newTree.enableCheckBoxes(false); newTree.enableTreeLines(false); newTree.enableMultiLineItems(true); newTree.enableAutoTooltips(true); newTree.preventIECaching(true); newTree.enableDragAndDrop(true); newTree.enableSmartXMLParsing(true); newTree.setXMLAutoLoading("XML/fmea_tree.jsp?project_id="+project_id+"&sys_id="+sys_id); newTree.loadXML("XML/fmea_tree.jsp?project_id="+project_id+"&sys_id="+sys_id,autoselectNode); } Answer posted by Support on Nov 14, 2008 02:26 You can block drag of element as tree.attachEvent("onBeforeDrag",function(id){ if (id = "class" ) return false; //or any other necessary id return true; }); You can block drop on element as tree.attachEvent("onDragIn",function(sid,tid){ if (tid = "class" ) return false; //or any other necessary id return true; }); >>how to use tree.attachEvent("onDrag",function(sid,tid) ) means the method to get sid and tid |