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V24.2

DxHtmlPainterContext.OnMouseMove(MouseEventArgs, Object) Method

Transfers the MouseMove mouse event to the target HTML element. This allows the element to change its visual state from “normal” to “hovered”.

Namespace: DevExpress.Utils.Html

Assembly: DevExpress.Utils.v24.2.dll

Declaration

public void OnMouseMove(
    MouseEventArgs e,
    object interactivityKey = null
)

Parameters

Name Type Description
e MouseEventArgs

The EventArgs object utilized by the origin MouseMove event (the MouseMove event of the parent control).

Optional Parameters

Name Type Default Description
interactivityKey Object null

The ID that allows you to identify the specific instance of a custom-drawn template.

Remarks

The code below illustrates how to paint instances of the same HTML template inside Data Grid row preview areas, and assign unique IDs to all of these instances. The control’s MouseMove event is handled to identify the specific template instance of a template, and transmit this mouse event to this instance.

DxHtmlPainterContext ctx = new DxHtmlPainterContext();

gridView.CustomDrawRowPreview += (s, e) => {
    // Use a data source row index as a template instance ID
    int index = (s as GridView).GetDataSourceRowIndex(e.RowHandle);
    e.DrawHtml(htmlTemplate, ctx, (args) => args.InteractivityKey = index);
    e.Handled = true;
};

gridView.MouseMove += (s, e) => {
    GridView view = s as GridView;
    GridHitInfo hitInfo = view.CalcHitInfo(e.Location);
    if(hitInfo.RowHandle >= 0) {
        int index = view.GetDataSourceRowIndex(hitInfo.RowHandle);
        // Use the same interaction key value to find the correct template
        ctx.OnMouseMove(e, index);
        view.GridControl.Cursor = ctx.GetCursor(e.Location, index);
        view.InvalidateRow(hitInfo.RowHandle);
    }
};

See this article to learn more about transmitting mouse events from parent controls to HTML template instances: Custom Draw Templates.

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