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I have designed and developed the screen but on clicking any button page is blinking just like refreshing a page.
Posted 19 Nov '12 - 18:08
Ramanjaneya0021K
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Krunal R - 20 Nov '12 - 0:09
Show us your code...
aspnet_regiis -i - 20 Nov '12 - 6:52
Is your 3 tier issue resolved now?
Krunal R - 20 Nov '12 - 6:54
ya it solved :) Thanks mate ..
Krunal R - 20 Nov '12 - 6:57
I did it myself then.. :) anyway thanks for all of your help..
Ramanjaneya002 - 20 Nov '12 - 7:01
Hey did you got the solution for this problem if yes please explain me how?
Krunal R - 20 Nov '12 - 7:04
If I'm not mistaken then are you asking about that 3 tier and Stored Procedure question ??
Ramanjaneya002 - 20 Nov '12 - 7:09
I am asking about page blicking
Krunal R - 20 Nov '12 - 7:11
No we were talking about my problem..
Ramanjaneya002 - 20 Nov '12 - 0:12
I have 2000+ lines of code available for this screen, which code do u want?
Neelam Chandra (8015059) - 20 Nov '12 - 0:31
have u used updatepanel in your web page? if not then use updatepanel it will cause partial post back and will prevent your entire page's postback.
aspnet_regiis -i - 20 Nov '12 - 6:51
So your guess is that this is a Webforms question ??
Neelam Chandra (8015059) - 21 Nov '12 - 1:26
Yes i thought it is webform question.
Ramanjaneya002 - 20 Nov '12 - 0:35
Actually I have completed my screen total functionality but I didn't used any update panel in my screen. is there any other solution for this problem.
aspnet_regiis -i - 20 Nov '12 - 6:45
Winforms or Webforms ? Really a bad question.. I am feeling like I should disappear...
Marcus Kramer - 21 Nov '12 - 10:23
:Sigh:... :)

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Hi, I think that the problem could be avoided by using a background worker thread.

BackgroundWorker Threads and Supporting Cancel[^]
 
This would leave the UI on its original thread and all the work would be done in the background, that way the UI wont hang or be unresponsive.
 
Also, make sure you don't have any recursive calls to your constructor, because if it causes the form to close and then reopen, this could cause that issue also.
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Posted 19 Nov '12 - 22:42
Rob Branaghan5.9K
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aspnet_regiis -i - 20 Nov '12 - 6:50
So your guess is that this is a Winforms question ??
You can either minimize the page, or change focus to different page.
Hope this can help.
 
private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
      {
          this.WindowState = FormWindowState.Minimized;
      }
 
private void button2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            Form2 f = new Form2();
            this.Hide();
            f.Show();
        }
 
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Posted 20 Nov '12 - 0:12
tgsoon2002613
Edited 20 Nov '12 - 0:25
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aspnet_regiis -i - 20 Nov '12 - 6:51
So your guess is that this is a Winforms question ??
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