[3.0/LINQ] Non-responsive PictureBox?

Hello!

I have yet another problem which I can't seem to solve.
I have a pictureBox update its image to a new one, depending
on whether a boolean is true or false, and whether the first
image equals an already set one.

I can get the images to change, but only if I have a MessageBox.Show()
before my if-else statements.

Any thoughts?
Source: http://monoport.com/6633

Appreciates any help at all!
Cheers,
Zolomon

Could you post only the relevant code here? Its so much easier than looking through all of it.

Of course, forgot to mention which lines it was, my bad. (:
http://monoport.com/6637

Code:

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        private void pbx1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            MessageBox.Show(((PictureBox)sender).Tag.ToString());           
            if (Check(((PictureBox)sender), imgBoard) == true)
            {
                if (CheckPlayerState(bPlayerState) == true)
                {
                    ((PictureBox)sender).Image = imgPlayer1;
                    tSSLStatus.Text = "Player 2's turn...";
                    bPlayerState = false;
                }
                else if (CheckPlayerState(bPlayerState) == false)
                {
                    ((PictureBox)sender).Image = imgPlayer2;
                    tSSLStatus.Text = "Player 1's turn...";
                    bPlayerState = true;
                }
            }
            else if (Check(((PictureBox)sender), imgPlayer1))
            {
                MessageBox.Show("Tile already picked. Repick!");
            }
            else if (Check(((PictureBox)sender), imgPlayer2))
            {
                MessageBox.Show("Tile already picked. Repick!");
            }

            //((PictureBox)sender).Enabled = false;
        }

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So the image isnt being shown directly? Try calling the picturebox refresh method after setting the image property.

Forgot to mention that if the MessageBox isn't there, none of the if-else statements execute.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Zolomon

Forgot to mention that if the MessageBox isn't there, none of the if-else statements execute.

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Have you stepped through the code to see whats really happening?

I just tried, but I can't really make much out of it. The Image property for the PictureBox that I look at only says System.Drawing.Bitmap (which I think is what I should've looked for), so I couldn't see when it changed or not, or when it should've had opportunity for it..

I could upload the full project in case you feel like digging in to it.
(I'm way more than grateful for the help you've given me so far already!)

Uploaded source & project to:
http://www.zolomon.eu/misc/TicTacToe.rar if anyone feels like taking a deeper look at my problem. (: