Renoir,

Since you clicked on the command button contained in a container, the command button's click() event fires. If you click() in a void part of the container, if it is large enough, the container's click() event will fire. If you desire that the click() event of the container fire as well, you can issue a This.Parent.Click() from the command buttons. Also, you may want to take a look at NODEFAULT and DODEFAULT() in the online help.

HTH
Doug

>I added some wait windows to some of the methods of objects to learn when what fires. I found that that the click of a button contained in a container fired, but the click of the container itself did not. Is it like a class where the child code overrides the class code by default? Just curious... Thanks!
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>Regards, Renoir