How to use progress bar in #

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Hi,

I am working on a project and I want to use the Progress Bar on a method in c# .

I have a fuction 'Process1()' I want to use Progress Bar according to the 'process()'.

Can any body tell the way to do this.

Thanks

Posted 23-Feb-12 2:44am

Sumit K Sharma

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kishore sharma 23-Feb-12 8:49am

hello mr.sumit
why dont you go for jQuery progress bar.YOu will find gem of jquery controls.

Richard MacCutchan 23-Feb-12 8:52am

How does that help on a C# question?

kishore sharma 23-Feb-12 9:02am

hello Richar,good comment.
you are right we dont know he is working on web development or desktop.
but if its web development,then progress bar will be in client side in design page. so i mentioned that. wht you say mr.

Sumit K Sharma 23-Feb-12 9:17am

Hi,

Thenks for the response but this is not a web beased application.
This is a window based application (WPF with c#).

Richard MacCutchan 23-Feb-12 9:19am

You should have included that information in your original question, as there may be easier ways to do this in WPF.

kishore sharma 23-Feb-12 8:57am

Ok IF you want to do by this
Here is way->
take one div(divOuter) make its width =100%
inside this take another div(divInner)with syle background-color:green;
now initailly its widht=0
as you want to show progressbar you can increase the width of div by 1%
and till 100% you can set the loop and your progress bar will be ready
(remeber you have to do this loop at the end of function)
let me know if it done your work. or if you got other sollution als let me know.

THanks EnJOY CoDiNG

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2012-02-23T02:53:00

Solution 1

Explanation and sample code can be found here[^].

Posted 23-Feb-12 2:53am

Richard MacCutchan