ASPX uses cookie values to stop timers in Silverlight

I. Silverlight and Silverlight can use delegates (delegate) to refresh Frame.refresh ()

1. Defining a delegate Snap Close event button in a subclass

1          Public Delegate voidOncloseclick (Objectsender, RoutedEventArgs e);2          PublicOncloseclick OnClose;3         Private voidCancelbutton_click (Objectsender, RoutedEventArgs e)4         {5             if(OnClose! =NULL)6             {7 OnClose (sender, E);8             }9              This. Visibility =visibility.collapsed;Ten}

2. Invoke the Frame.refresh () method using a delegate in the page where the frame is located

list<button> Listbutton = showopenpanelconfig (TB);                 New Child_yjcbs ();                 = EasySL.Controls.Window.ShowOpPanel (" one key out of table "this. Floatepanel, Txtmsginfo) ;                 + = (s, e) = = {Contentframe.refresh ();                }; + = (s, e)                    = = visibility.collapsed; Contentframe.refresh ();                };

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Second, use the cookie in ASPX to control the timer in SL
1. Define a timer on the page where frame is located

1  Private voidTimeinitdata ()2         {3             if(Mydispatchertimer! =NULL)4 mydispatchertimer.stop ();5             //Create a timer6Mydispatchertimer =NewSystem.Windows.Threading.DispatcherTimer ();7             //Create interval time8Mydispatchertimer.interval =NewTimeSpan (0,0,0,5);9             //functions to be executed after the arrival interval has been createdTenMydispatchertimer.tick + = (ss, ee) = = One             { A                  This. Contentframe.refresh (); -string[] cookies = HtmlPage.Document.Cookies.Split (';'); -                 foreach(String Cookieinchcookies) the                 { -string[] KeyValues = cookie. Split ('='); -                     { -                         if(keyvalues[0]. Trim () = ="Fircookiekey") +                         { - mydispatchertimer.stop (); +                         } A                     } at                 } -  -             }; - Mydispatchertimer.start (); -}

2. Create a cookie in the ASPX page and set the expiration time of the cookie

1  if(issuccess)2             {3 Response.Cookies.Clear ();4HttpCookie MyCookie =NewHttpCookie ("Fircookiekey");5Mycookie.value ="Newcookievalue";6Mycookie.expires =datetime.now.add (Timespan.fromminutes (0.2));7 HttpContext.Current.Response.Cookies.Add (MyCookie);8Server.Transfer ("previewreport.aspx");9                 //Page.Response.Write ("<script language=javascript>alert (\" Insert Success!\ ");</script>");Ten}

Note: The cookie expiration time set above is 12 seconds, and SL is loaded once in 5 seconds,