how to stop datagridview cell painting event each time.

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I have one DataGridview. It contains one DataGridview Image column. I created two labels it's inside the cell, by using CellPainting event. The cell look like this:

Label 1
Image
Label 2

My Grid contains no of rows when I am move the scroll bar of the datagridview or any cell content click event fired every time CellPainting event is fired.

So that Image column getting vibrating and it become very bad look.

To avoid this what can I do?

Is there any way please help me.

Thank you

Posted 17-Aug-11 1:05am

kranthi.oru

Updated 17-Aug-11 1:50am

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I'd still call you Sir.

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BobJanova · Answer 1 · 2011-08-17T01:53:00

Solution 1

This is what the CellPainting event does – it tells you when a cell is being painted! A cell is painted whenever it's scrolled into view, and this event will be called then.

I suspect you want to do this in DataBindingComplete or RowAdded.

Posted 17-Aug-11 1:53am

BobJanova

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kranthi.oru 17-Aug-11 8:37am

i think u don't understand

BobJanova 17-Aug-11 11:25am

Perhaps so, but I am -sure- that you don't. CellPainting events are called when cells are scrolled into view. You don't seem to understand that this is not the right event to hook for something which you don't want to happen every time a cell is scrolled into view.