Progress bar in Web Browser(RESOLVED)

[Audidriver224]

How can I make a progress bar represent site loading progress in a web browser?


Btw, I'm using VB 2005.

Thanks!

[Audidriver224]

/bump, really need help with this, tried using search but there is only answers about for this topic in the VB Classic section.

[adamlonsdale]

yeh i need help on this aswell please!

[Wokawidget]

OK. I have moved this to the ASP.NET section.

This would require quite a sserious amount of JScript and remoting to achieve what you want. Alas, web and win32 apps are SOOOOOO different. Yea, both us VB code behind the scenes, but that's where the similarity ends I am afraid.
The UI is a whole new ball game, and it's way way harder to produce effects that would have been very simle in a win32 app.

Why has this thread been maked as resolved?

Woka

[adamlonsdale]

dunno - maybe he found an answer on google or sommat. Ok, is it going to be difficult to code it in a win32 app? Cause if it is, im sort of new to this and ill leave it out, thanks

Adam

[Wokawidget]

err...Win32 it's DEAD easy.

For Index As Integer = 1 To 100
ProgressBar.Value = Index
Next Index

As simple as that.

To do this is web you have to be quite advanced at web development :(
Sorry, did I say "Quite", I meant "really" :D


Woka

[Smie]

What exactly are you trying to do?

I use progress bars in many of the sites that I do, but they all pertain to certain tasks such as report generation or audio file imports (http://www.mymediajukebox.net).

There are several methods that can be used, one is to create a table with 2 cells and use javascript to change the size of the first cell, you could use ajax, or you could refresh the page on a timed event.