I have a UserControl in a .dll and my application is putting it on a form. The only controls on it are labels and a PictureBox. I would like to add a Click event for the UserControl but when I do it only works for clicking on the open spaces in the UserControl, it doesn't work when you click on the label. Is there a way that I could flatten everything down so the click event will work for the whole UserControl
Panel/UserControl behavior
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Panel/UserControl behavior
jonalder
private void pictureBox1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
OnClick(e);
}