The problem occurs when I'm dragging an object from one AIR window to another AIR window and the drag is not accepted by the target window.
isDragging remains true, causing all further drag operations to fail. The problem doesn't occur when a component in the target window accepts the drag & drop. - Is there any way to set isDragging to false? I already tried this, but that didn't work. import mx.core.mx_internal; use namespace mx_internal; DragManager.mx_internal::endDrag(); - I also wonder how many DragManagers are involved if you have an AIR application and a number of spark Windows (defined using <s:Window>). I suspect that there is a DragManager for the application an one for each Window. If this is true, then somehow the communication between the DragManagers seem to fail if a drag operation is not accepted. Anybody an idea?
