Display progress bars when loading pages for a long time in ASP. NET web applications

Display progress bar in ASP. NET

For ASP. NET pages that have been loaded for a long time, we can display a progress bar in the client browser to show that the page is being loaded. The specific implementation process is as follows:

2. Create a project named webportal. In the project type, select Visual C # project or visual basic project;
4. Select an ASP. NET web application from the template typeProgram;
6. Enter: http: // localhost/webportal;
8. Add a new project: A web form named showprogress.
10. Add any other Web server controls on your web form showprogress. aspx.
12. Right-click showprogress. aspx and click "View ".Code", Enter at the top:
    Visual C #. Net code Using system. Threading; <br/> Visual Basic. Net code Imports system. Threading <br/>
14. In the page_load event, enter:Visual C #. Net code Response. write (""); <br/> response. write ("_"); <br/> response. write ("<p>"); <br/> response. write (""); <br/> response. write (""); <br/> response. flush (); <br/> thread. sleep (10000); <br/> Visual Basic. Net code Response. write ("") <br/> response. write ("_") <br/> response. write ("<p>") <br/> response. write ("") <br/> response. write ("") <br/> response. flush () <br/> thread. sleep (10000) <br/>
16. Enter:
18. Click View in the browser.