Hello,
 
Did anyone see that before? I found it this morning. If you hava an applicationControlBar docked and have a list control which can accept drop operations, you will find that there is an offset for a dragManager.
Try the example. Try to drag the 3 item to the top most position and you will see the red cross telling you can't drop there, and if you drag the item underneath the list element, you will see that you still can drop to canvas.
I guess it happens when you have ApplicationContollerBar docked. It seems like offsetHeight = ApplicationControlBar.height.
 
Just wonder if anyone can confirm that.
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<mx:Application xmlns:mx="
http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml" layout="absolute"
 xmlns:services="com.business.*" xmlns:control="com.control.*" xmlns:ns1="com.comp.*"
 backgroundGradientColors="[#ffffff, #ffffff]">
<mx:List x="40" y="58" width="148" dropEnabled="true" dragEnabled="true">
 <mx:dataProvider>
  <mx:String>test1</mx:String>
  <mx:String>test2</mx:String>
  <mx:String>test3</mx:String>
 </mx:dataProvider>
</mx:List>
 <mx:ApplicationControlBar x="68" y="10" dock="true">
  <mx:Button label="Button"/>
 </mx:ApplicationControlBar>
 
 
</mx:Application>
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