Re: SuspendLayout Not Suspending...



Linda,

It's a WinForm application. And the "Tag" control is a user control within
my project.

Picture a 9 x9 grid of squares (I called them tags). Each square has a
small 3x3 grid of mini tags within it.

I'm using 3 types of user controls to create each "tag". A "minitag", a
"minitagpanel" which is made up of 9 minitags. And a "tag" which contains a
minitagpanel. Then I add 81 "tags" to the controls collection of the panel
on the form. There's also some custom graphics getting drawn on the panel
behind the user controls.

I guess I just need to know the best way to handle the drawing, etc.
because it's all really slow.

I can send you the project if this is not enough info.

J


"Linda Liu [MSFT]" <v-lliu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,

I am sorry that I could not understand your scenario exactly.

What's the kind of your application, a WinForms or Web application?

I have a user control (tag) made up up 9 smaller user controls (minitag).
I have a panel on a form that is being populated with 81 of the tag
controls in a grid configuration.

What's the "tag controls" in the above sentence?

If possible, could you please send me a sample project that could just
demonstrate your problem? To get my actual email address, remove 'online'
from my displayed email address.

Only if I understand your problem exactly, I may provide possible
assistance to you.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation!

Sincerely,
Linda Liu
Microsoft Online Community Support

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