How can I trap onclick for all areas on a window?

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Ken Varn

I have a Windows Form that contains various controls. I want to trap the
onclick event for the entire surface of the main Form including the areas
obstructed by the controls. The problem that I am facing is when I put an
onclick event handler on the main Form, it does not work when clicking on
controls within the Form. I want to trap all onclicks even if they click on
a control. Could someone tell me if there is an easier way than putting an
onclick event handler on every single control in the Form?

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Ken Varn
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Diebold Inc.
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I have a Windows Form that contains various controls. I want to trap the
onclick event for the entire surface of the main Form including the areas
obstructed by the controls. The problem that I am facing is when I put an
onclick event handler on the main Form, it does not work when clicking on
controls within the Form. I want to trap all onclicks even if they click on
a control. Could someone tell me if there is an easier way than putting an
onclick event handler on every single control in the Form?
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No. You can set up the handler with a loop with something like:

For Each ctl As System.Windows.Forms.Control In Me.Controls
AddHandler ctl.Click, Addressof FormClickHandler
Next
 
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