Change drag and drop behaviour of toolbar

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   Hello, 
I want to override the drag and drop handling of the CXTPToolBar. For example, I want to drag header items from the CXTPReportControl to the toolbar and make various modifications to the toolbar when the items are dropped.
Unfortunately, I have found out that it is not possible to change this behaviour since the custom Drag and Drop functions in the CXTPCommandBar class (from which CXTPCommandBar is derived) are not declared as virtual and can therefore not be overriden. This includes the following functions:
- OnCustomizeDragEnter
- OnCustomizeDragLeave
- OnCustomizeDragOver
- OnCustomizeDrop
It is also not possible to override the implementation of the CXTPCustomizeDropSource class.
Any help regarding this problem would be appreciated.
Regards,
KHW

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	Hello, I want to override the drag and drop handling of the CXTPToolBar. For example, I want to drag header items from the CXTPReportControl to the toolbar and make various modifications to the toolbar when the items are dropped. Unfortunately, I have found out that it is not possible to change this behaviour since the custom Drag and Drop functions in the CXTPCommandBar class (from which CXTPCommandBar is derived) are not declared as virtual and can therefore not be overriden. This includes the following functions: - OnCustomizeDragEnter - OnCustomizeDragLeave - OnCustomizeDragOver - OnCustomizeDrop It is also not possible to override the implementation of the CXTPCustomizeDropSource class. Any help regarding this problem would be appreciated. Regards, KHW