Images Changing On Timer Tick
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Is there possible to change an image in a panel at particular time period in c#.net I Have 6 Images and 2 picture box.... First on load of form 2 images i have to display.. after 30 seconds another 2 images.. and after 30 sec another 2 images..and after that again circular cycle is start.. Pls Help Me
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Is there possible to change an image in a panel at particular time period in c#.net I Have 6 Images and 2 picture box.... First on load of form 2 images i have to display.. after 30 seconds another 2 images.. and after 30 sec another 2 images..and after that again circular cycle is start.. Pls Help Me
Yes, it is. Where are you stuck?
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Yes, it is. Where are you stuck?
Giorgi Dalakishvili #region signature My Articles Asynchronous Registry Notification Using Strongly-typed WMI Classes in .NET [^] My blog #endregion
I am just at a loss to think that i use threading and make that sleep or i use timer on which i write code on Click event.. Actually tell me how i can do this...i hav to change imag in every 30 sec.. which path is stotred in xml database file on client machine...
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I am just at a loss to think that i use threading and make that sleep or i use timer on which i write code on Click event.. Actually tell me how i can do this...i hav to change imag in every 30 sec.. which path is stotred in xml database file on client machine...
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Is there possible to change an image in a panel at particular time period in c#.net I Have 6 Images and 2 picture box.... First on load of form 2 images i have to display.. after 30 seconds another 2 images.. and after 30 sec another 2 images..and after that again circular cycle is start.. Pls Help Me
For periodic actions on the GUI, use a System.Windows.Forms.Timer; its Tick handler runs on the GUI thread, so you can manipulate Controls without any problem. :)
Luc Pattyn
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For periodic actions on the GUI, use a System.Windows.Forms.Timer; its Tick handler runs on the GUI thread, so you can manipulate Controls without any problem. :)
Luc Pattyn
Local announcement (Antwerp region): Lange Wapper? Neen!
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