Dynamical generated controls performance issue

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I have created an EPOS application using Dynamic buttons,layouts,and other controls in one Panel. The dynamic buttons generated is based on the data retrieved from the database;

whenever I run the application, the the application is slow because of dynamically generated controls. when I click on a category button, the sub category buttons appears it will take some time to appear, then there are some little flickering on the screen.

What will I do? What is the best solution.

Thank you. So much

Posted 12-Sep-13 0:17am

binusn

Updated 12-Sep-13 0:18am

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ZurdoDev 12-Sep-13 7:37am

If you want us to look at your code and see if there is a way to improve the speed then you'll need to click on improve question and post the relevant code. Also, have you traced and debugged it to make sure it is the dynamic creation that is slow and not something else?

BillWoodruff 12-Sep-13 9:04am

How many buttons are generating (minimum, maximum), and how often are you generating them ? Once you've generated a set of buttons, do you dispose of them, or re-use them ? Need to know exactly what you are doing, as well, as, as RyanDev suggests, see some code.

syed shanu 12-Sep-13 23:58pm

How many controls are loading on ur panel.Chk this article here i will add controls at runtime ,but i didnt face and performance issue in my program ,Iam loading from xml. http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/612397/Barcode-Label-Designer-Csharp-in-Windows-Forms.

Maciej Los 13-Sep-13 9:09am

Can't you use XML file?

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