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hello is there any event I can trap when the user attaches / detaches a link to a shape? thanks john mac

This behaviour is caused by the routing algorithm trying unsuccessfully to find a path between shapes that are close together. When the Connector.Padding value is added to the rectangle bounding each shape and they overlap, a reasonable route cannot be found between the two shapes. This behaviour has...

Hi guys, I want to be able to move a connector by dragging the handle at the end position without selecting the connector first. Currently, you must select a connector first, then you 'll get another cursor and you can move it by dragging the handle. Any ideas how to achieve this? Best Regards, Michael

Once the layout for the shapes has been calculated, the paths for the connectors need to be recalculated as well. You can do this using the Connector.Route method.

Refer to the Model.Runtime.Create* factory methods for items that are created at runtime interactively. Override this class to allow interactive users to create instances of your own custom classes.

Yes, #1 will just be straight lines, so not fully like an org chart. You should be able to manipulate the connector by changing the Connector.Points collection. Once you have changes the values in the Points collection, you will need to call Connector.DrawPath and then Invalidate the diagram by calling...

Many thanks. This is a problem with using connectors for charts such as this - you have two options 1. Use normal links (Link class) instead. 2. Below each item in the org chart that has multiple children, place an invisible small shape that you connect one connector to, then connect the rest of your...