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AJAX PopupControlExtender Dynamic Update

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    3nbar A7mad A
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    Hi, I'm using an AJAX PopupControlExtender and I'm using its DynamicServiceMethod and DynamicControlID attributes without any problems. What I want to do is that the Dynamic Control, which is a label, takes a few seconds till it loads. During that time I want to display an update progress or even a label that says "updating...". Thanks for your support, A7mad

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      Hi, I'm using an AJAX PopupControlExtender and I'm using its DynamicServiceMethod and DynamicControlID attributes without any problems. What I want to do is that the Dynamic Control, which is a label, takes a few seconds till it loads. During that time I want to display an update progress or even a label that says "updating...". Thanks for your support, A7mad

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      Progress bars are a bit inacurate when measuring web progress and takes a bit of tweaking. You'll have to experiment with the setTimeout([function],splitSecond); method it gets used like setTimeout("alert('Hello')",5000); This will execute a hello alert 5 seconds after the script gets executed. Now what you need to do is at every block of code display a diferent progress image.

      Le Roux Viljoen Web Developer PCW New Media South African Branch www.pcwnewmedia.com

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