I want to show progress bar when clicked on menu items in asp.net c#

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When clicked on a button, am able to show modal popup before redirecting to another page. But now my new requirement is want progress bar when clicked on menu items in the left hand side, because when click on menu, it navigates to another page, that time i want progress bar!waiting for ur result! Thanks in advance !

Posted 13-May-15 19:28pm

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CHill60 · Answer 1 · 2015-05-13T22:12:00

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It sounds like you do not mean a "progress bar" (which implies you are showing how a process is progressing) but "breadcrumbs" which track which pages a user has visited on a site (in order).
Have a look at this article Breadcrumbs in ASP.NET[^]

~~If this is not what you meant then use the "Have a Question or Comment?" link below to let me know and I can delete this solution~~

[EDIT - moved comment to main solution as it appears to be what the OP is after]

You could just change the cursor to an hourglass e.g. Hourglass cursor for Web/ASP.NET pages[^] or you can show a pop-up e.g. Displaying a Progress Bar (Loading Box) During any Task or Work in Progress using JQuery and CSS[^] - note that it won't show genuine "progress" (except when complete)

Posted 13-May-15 22:12pm

CHill60

Updated 14-May-15 3:21am

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Arun Kumar_Tech 14-May-15 4:52am

Hi CHill60, Actully what question he asked is, how to show loading image when move from one menu to another menu, at the time of pageload with out refresh the page how to show that loading image that's the question.

CHill60 14-May-15 5:00am

That's one interpretation I agree - but the question is not clear. As I've stated, the OP can tell me that it was not what they required and I will delete the solution at that time. In the meantime you might want to delete your own "solution" to avoid down-votes

Arun Kumar_Tech 14-May-15 6:33am

Do u have any idea how to show progress image when change the menu item, with out browser loads..

CHill60 14-May-15 6:47am

You could just change the cursor to an hourglass e.g. Hourglass cursor for Web/ASP.NET pages[^] or you can show a pop-up e.g. Displaying a Progress Bar (Loading Box) During any Task or Work in Progress using JQuery and CSS[^] - note that it won't show genuine "progress" (except when complete)

Member 11021189 14-May-15 9:10am

Hi My friends, my question is am able to do when redirecting to another page when click on button(in the same page i have modalpopup code in .aspx), but my requirement is when loading new page when click on menu items, popup or progress bar should display that it takes time.

CHill60 14-May-15 9:20am

In that case I will move the links from my comments into my solution

Member 11021189 14-May-15 9:37am

click on a button like click on save den modal popup is coming, for me i want when navigate from one page to another page when click on menu items. pls do dis favour

CHill60 14-May-15 9:44am

I would have thought that the 2nd link would be appropriate - however there are other suggestions on this post[^]