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Visual FoxPro
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Thanx Sergey and Roi,

Now I see the Individual 'controls' within the 'container' needed the click code! I guess I'll call that a 'control-level'



>I guess you put your code in the container Click event. It doesn't fire because container is covered by Led controls. To get it work you can add following code to each of LED controls Click Event
* LEDn.Click
>This.Parent.Click()
>
>>Hmmm...
>>LED.VCX contains LED
>>LED has Click (placed code here class level) and flick methods
>>flick is called by the form activate without a problem:
>>thisform.led5.flick
>>
>>Why can't I 'click' any led on the active form?
>>
>>
>>>Hi Edgar,
>>>
>>>The Led class has container and six controls with Click event. Where did you put your code? How did you try to trigger Click Event?
>>>
>>>>I've taken the LED Class.
>>>>
>>>>Added a line of code in the click
>>>>wait window "HI from "+This.cColor TimeOut 2
>>>>
>>>>Added six "lights" to a form-screen and Run the form
>>>>
>>>>Why can't I get the window message?
Edgar L. Bolton, B.S. B.B.A.
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