M
maidaro
Hi.
First of all, I'm sorry about my poor English.
I have a big problem with tab control.
I write a program which needs many text fields to input data into database.
This application requires so many text fields in a form that my team decides
to separate these text fields into numbers of tab pages, but switching among
the tab pages needs one or two more seconds to display text fields. For
example, one of those pages holds 5 GroupBoxs, and each of them holds 27 text
fields, 1 drop list and 1 check box.
We can reduce the time to an or half second after we set
'UseVisualStyleBackColor' property of TabPage to 'false' and change
'BackColor' property of GroupBox from 'Transparent' to 'Control'. The
problem, however, is that during the switcing of tab pages users can notify
that new selected page draws its child controls from bottom to top. Can I
hide this so that new switched tab page appears only after every child
controls are drawn just like using back surface buffer of DirectX.
Setting double-buffering style of windows form control doesn't affect.
First of all, I'm sorry about my poor English.
I have a big problem with tab control.
I write a program which needs many text fields to input data into database.
This application requires so many text fields in a form that my team decides
to separate these text fields into numbers of tab pages, but switching among
the tab pages needs one or two more seconds to display text fields. For
example, one of those pages holds 5 GroupBoxs, and each of them holds 27 text
fields, 1 drop list and 1 check box.
We can reduce the time to an or half second after we set
'UseVisualStyleBackColor' property of TabPage to 'false' and change
'BackColor' property of GroupBox from 'Transparent' to 'Control'. The
problem, however, is that during the switcing of tab pages users can notify
that new selected page draws its child controls from bottom to top. Can I
hide this so that new switched tab page appears only after every child
controls are drawn just like using back surface buffer of DirectX.
Setting double-buffering style of windows form control doesn't affect.