i need to add the Countdown timer to each row of the gridview in asp.net

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I am very new to this work i need to add the count down timer to each row of the gridview,like if the timer count down is over the row has to be deleted automatically in gridview .

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Posted 24-Feb-14 1:50am

Regati Rajasekharreddy

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BulletVictim 24-Feb-14 8:53am

What have you tried?

ZurdoDev 24-Feb-14 8:54am

Where are you stuck?

Regati Rajasekharreddy 25-Feb-14 2:39am

I am stuck to show the timer in each row of the gridview itself.

Regati Rajasekharreddy 25-Feb-14 2:44am

i will explain it briefly we have to add the timer to each row of the gridview and when the page is loaded the timer we have set is going to get down let us say i had set the time as 5:00:00 so when it comes to 0:00:00 the row which has gone to 0:00:00 has to be deleted automatically ,and each row will be having different time ..

ZurdoDev 25-Feb-14 7:14am

You'll want to use the setTimeout method in JavaScript.

prudhvi_chanti 8-May-20 21:51pm

Hello gd mng, you got the solution becz I am also searching for same scenario. If you have solution kindly help to me.
I have a notification pane it showing leave approval things which is designed by gridview. I implemented another child grid to perform action approve or disapprove. Here my problem when I need to approve a record it shows 20sec timer countdown. It reaches 20sec it is removing for notifaction pane. 1) How to show timer for each row for child grid
2) how to revert the approve/disapprove record when I click timer with out reaching 20sec.

Frank R. Haugen 24-Feb-14 10:08am

Protip: Use "e.g." instead of "like". Using "like" is a horrible thing teens in the U.S. use in their vernacular.

I'm not sure if I get your problem, are you removing all rows with a lower value than the "countdown"? Would this be something akin to a multiple stopwatch, having many 'counters' counting down, (or up)?

An idea what you are trying to achieve in a more broader sense, would be appreciated!

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 24-Feb-14 20:14pm

Good (off-topic) advice. "Like" is almost like "awesome"... :-)
It's not even about age...
—SA

Frank R. Haugen 25-Feb-14 2:25am

Thanks! I would say that "awesome" is a better exclamation than cool, rad etc.

Whenever I see "like" used in a non-apropriate context, I can't but see the image of a teen girl going "... but then like Jessica said she like liked Tom, and I was like LOOOL! for like me and Tom is like an item and stuff". But enough off-topic for now ;-)

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-Feb-14 3:03am

I really think that "awesome" is much worse. You need to feel some cultural context. We leave in US, and are foreigners. Specifically discussed this word in our family; my son noted that this word was most typical for dumbest students, you know, those of consumerist type, such as girls talking on the cell phone nearly all their life, and so on... Your phrase is a good parody, but I have a worse noise in my ears: "He say, 'hey', and I like... wow!..., but I like...". Kind of inability to express direct speech from 1st person...
—SA

Regati Rajasekharreddy 25-Feb-14 2:43am

i will explain it briefly we have to add the timer to each row of the gridview and when the page is loaded the timer we have set is going to get down let us say i had set the time as 5:00:00 so when it comes to 0:00:00 the row which has gone to 0:00:00 has to be deleted automatically ,and each row will be having different time ..

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 24-Feb-14 20:12pm

Why? why?!
—SA

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