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How can I display an animated progress bar during asp upload?

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    Hello! I have a major problem and I hope you can help me. I have a multipart/form-data where I am browsing a picture file and then submitting it to upload.asp file. My animated progress bar is not getting displayed in upload.asp file because server is trying to complete the asp codes first and then it is displaying the html content. How can I show an animated image or a text message in the upload.asp file during uploading process? Thank You! Bedri.

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      Hello! I have a major problem and I hope you can help me. I have a multipart/form-data where I am browsing a picture file and then submitting it to upload.asp file. My animated progress bar is not getting displayed in upload.asp file because server is trying to complete the asp codes first and then it is displaying the html content. How can I show an animated image or a text message in the upload.asp file during uploading process? Thank You! Bedri.

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      Hello I think what you need is to flush the response object, using Response.Flush() after adding the animated stuff. This will output the html to the browser, while you can continue to do more processing on the server side. Kind Regards, John Petersen

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        Hello I think what you need is to flush the response object, using Response.Flush() after adding the animated stuff. This will output the html to the browser, while you can continue to do more processing on the server side. Kind Regards, John Petersen

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        Thank you very much John. It worked out!... thanks..:)

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