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Robin Pars, Laurence Moroney, and John Grieb

"Foundations of ASP.NET AJAX"


CHAPTER 5 ?–  INTRODUCING SERVER CONTROLS IN ASP.NET AJAX 102
When your application executes calls to the server, the HTML defined in the
tag is then displayed. This is where you could have an animating GIF or
some other custom message to inform the user about the status of the execution.
Programming with the UpdateProgress Control
Before showing an example using the UpdateProgress control, view its properties in Table 5-6.
Table 5-6. Properties of the UpdateProgress Control
Property Name Function
AssociatedUpdatePanelID ID of the UpdatePanel control that the UpdateProgress control displays
the status for.
DisplayAfter The value in milliseconds before the UpdateProgress control is
displayed.
DynamicLayout A value that determines whether the progress template is rendered
dynamically. If set to false, it will take up the required space at all times
even if the progress content is not displayed.
In many large web applications today, long running data operations are not uncommon.
In such cases, it??™s helpful to use the UpdateProgress control to notify the user about
the running status of the application.


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