There doesn't seem to be a global click event. This would be useful for setting an option where the user can click anywhere on the DesktopAlert.
I tried looking for Hwnd or Handle so I could manually register a click event in this manner, but even those properties don't exist.
So, the question is this -- If there is no Click event, and there is no Handle/Hwnd, what is the code to write in order to make something happen when the user clicks anywhere on the DesktopAlert. I considered registering the dimensions of the window and handling any clicks in that region using desktop clipping, however this is not a realistic approach as the bounds would be overlaid when other windows come into focus.
It seems like this was either a rather obvious oversight, or you have another method that isn't described in your documentation, examples and varies from standard event registration (possibly something hidden inside Properties ?? )
Thanks in advance for your reply.
I tried looking for Hwnd or Handle so I could manually register a click event in this manner, but even those properties don't exist.
So, the question is this -- If there is no Click event, and there is no Handle/Hwnd, what is the code to write in order to make something happen when the user clicks anywhere on the DesktopAlert. I considered registering the dimensions of the window and handling any clicks in that region using desktop clipping, however this is not a realistic approach as the bounds would be overlaid when other windows come into focus.
It seems like this was either a rather obvious oversight, or you have another method that isn't described in your documentation, examples and varies from standard event registration (possibly something hidden inside Properties ?? )
Thanks in advance for your reply.