Hi all,

My situation is a bit more complex then my example here, but if I can
figure this out then the rest should fall into place. Thanks in
advance!

Example:
MyUserControl contains a textbox.
MyForm contains MyUserControl and a Label.

When the user navigates to the textbox I want to change the label's
text. The problem is that the textbox gets focus, the UserContol does
not get focus. I can't trap the textbox focus because is private to
the UserControl.

Does anybody know a way to capture the MyUserControls_GotFocus event?

Thanks again!
Jerod

Instead of the userControl1.GotFocus, try using the userControl1.Enter
event.

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Clay Burch
Syncfusion, Inc.

Jerod,

Can't you catch the focus event of the text box inside that user control and
then have the user control to fire a special even (one that you define).
This way the form can hook on this event and change the text of the label
acrodingly


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"Jerod" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
>
> My situation is a bit more complex then my example here, but if I can
> figure this out then the rest should fall into place. Thanks in
> advance!
>
> Example:
> MyUserControl contains a textbox.
> MyForm contains MyUserControl and a Label.
>
> When the user navigates to the textbox I want to change the label's
> text. The problem is that the textbox gets focus, the UserContol does
> not get focus. I can't trap the textbox focus because is private to
> the UserControl.
>
> Does anybody know a way to capture the MyUserControls_GotFocus event?
>
> Thanks again!
> Jerod
>