Hi Rich,
Are you interested in other interface event for the label? If the answer is no, then you can replace the labels with textboxes made to appear as labels and then disable them, thus the events for the container will fire.
Hugo
>I've built a container class which has two labels in it.
>
>The container has code in several methods: RightClick, MouseDown, MouseUp, etc.
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>My problem is that if I, for example, RightClick while the mouse is over one of the labels it fires the label's RightClick event. I've "solved" the problem by coding
>this.parent. < event >
>into the relevant events for each of the labels.
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>There HAS to be a better way to do this. I suspect that it has to do with zOrder, but haven't yet found the right combination of properties to get it working properly.
>
>All help gratefully accepted.
>
>.......Rich
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