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Everytime I try to use an AdControl, whether any size, it seems that performance is always an issue. Whether inside or outside a GridView, it seems to make any scrolling “jagged” where it’s not as smooth without.
This is unacceptable to the UX, and especially on the Surface with a more weaker ARM processor.
Any quick fixes or hacks in order to make scrolling with an AdControl present near the page approachable?
Thank you.
Questions like this aren’t right for StackOverflow. These questions should be asked directly to Microsoft. My recommendation to you is to post this question to the official support forum: http://community.bingads.microsoft.com/ads/en/publisher/f/63.aspx
As for a quick fix, yes: call
MyAdd.Suspend()when you are scrolling. But, remember, callMyAd.Resume()when you have stopped scrolling. Performance issues are complex, and might not have much to do with the ad control. In any case, this quick fix will help.