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Columnstyle drag'ndrop in WinForms app (VB.NET 2.0) ?

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    I'm currently developing a application where the end-user must be able to arrange "fields" in a "panel" via drag'n'drop much like columns are often re-arranged in grid header at runtime. The "panel" must support arranging the order of the "fields" by the end-user and also support adding and removing "fields" from the "panel" from a "stock panel" which contains all available "field"-items. I must be able to implement my own "Field"-item control so I can't just use a normal grid. I'm currently looking into using the new FlowLayoutPanel control but it doesn't support drag'n'drop of items in runtime. Any advice how to implement such a feature ? I'm open towards commercial 3. party components but if this feature can be done for free, it would be best :)

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      I'm currently developing a application where the end-user must be able to arrange "fields" in a "panel" via drag'n'drop much like columns are often re-arranged in grid header at runtime. The "panel" must support arranging the order of the "fields" by the end-user and also support adding and removing "fields" from the "panel" from a "stock panel" which contains all available "field"-items. I must be able to implement my own "Field"-item control so I can't just use a normal grid. I'm currently looking into using the new FlowLayoutPanel control but it doesn't support drag'n'drop of items in runtime. Any advice how to implement such a feature ? I'm open towards commercial 3. party components but if this feature can be done for free, it would be best :)

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      "problem" solved. I have implemented my own drag'n'drop functionality into the FlowLayoutPanel.

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