Hi everybody,

I have made a simple HTC (called boxbe.htc), that fires some events:
    
<EVENT    NAME="onboxdragstart"      ID="boxdragstart" />
<EVENT    NAME="onboxdragend"        ID="boxdragend"   />

....
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="jscript">
...
 var oEvent = createEventObject();
 oEvent.srcElement=element;
 boxdragstart.fire(oEvent);
...

Then I use it in HTML page:
...
<style>
 .boxbe {behavior:url(box.htc); }
</style> 
...
<table id=outerTable onboxdragstart="doSomething();" >
 <tr><td >
   <table class="boxbe" id=innerTable >
   ...
   </table>
 </td></tr>
</table>

If behavior script fires an event, I can handle it in "innerTable" (of 
course if I put onboxdragstart.... into the table tag), but I can't trap 
the event in "outerTable", so "doSomethig()" function never runs.
So simply: I can trap the "behavior events" in element that contains that 
behavior, but I can't trap them let say in its container.
I understood that "behavior events" also bubble up to BODY element, so I 
have no explanation for that situation.

Do you have any idea how to trap "behavior events" by other element that 
doesn't have the behavior assigned?
Thanks in advance
Radek