Hello
A solution might be:
1. Set AllowDropFiles:= True (FORM, WND)
2. React on the changed cursor icon (LMessages: CM_CURSORCHANGED)
-> Thank you for this start of the track, I hadn't thought of looking there.
Merci pour ce début de piste je n'avais pas pensé à regarder par là.
Just so you know, that page is _not_ detecting that a file is being dragged onto it. It's just a .gif that continuously changes regardless of whether a file is being dragged onto it or not.
-> Lol seriously
? it was just to show what i wanted to get, thanks i didn't know it was a gif
Lol sérieux ? c'était juste pour montrer ce que je voulais obtenir, merci je ne savais pas que c'était un gif ;-)
Also, under Windows @RAW is correct. Detecting the change in cursor icon is the first step to find out if something is being dragged onto the window. In addition to that, it would be good to use GetCapture() to ensure the mouse is captured (drag & drop requires the mouse to be captured.) You can even find out which program/process the drag originated from by calling GetGUIThreadInfo.
-> In any case a big thank you too, I will see and look on this side, thank you!
En tout cas un grand merci aussi, je vais voir et chercher de ce côté, merci !