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From: mick on 24 Apr 2010 12:24
I have a form with some buttons on it. When I press one of the
buttons it will launch some app. Now I also want to also be able to drag
any of these button to an area at the bottom of the form so that
the button will be removed from the form.

The problem is the button MouseDown event blocks the button.Click
event, so while I can drag the buttons I cant actually click them to launch
any apps.

Anyone any idea how I can implement this?


mick
From: Family Tree Mike on 24 Apr 2010 16:17
On 4/24/2010 12:24 PM, mick wrote:
> I have a form with some buttons on it. When I press one of the
> buttons it will launch some app. Now I also want to also be able to drag
> any of these button to an area at the bottom of the form so that
> the button will be removed from the form.
>
> The problem is the button MouseDown event blocks the button.Click
> event, so while I can drag the buttons I cant actually click them to launch
> any apps.
>
> Anyone any idea how I can implement this?
>
>
> mick

I haven't tried this, but in the MouseUp event, if the movement was
zero, or nearly zero, then it should be a click. Couldn't you just call
the button's click event with Button.PerformClick()?

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Mike
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