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Emmanuel Soheyli
Dec 19, 2001, 7:04:16 PM12/19/01
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In an Asp.net page I'm trying to use Timer control to update a label, and
few others controls every 10 seconds. The timer works fine, but it doesn't
update controls. I tried the same thing with a button, and it's working
correctly. How can I use the timer to update, or change values on other
controls. Any help would be greatly appreciate.
few others controls every 10 seconds. The timer works fine, but it doesn't
update controls. I tried the same thing with a button, and it's working
correctly. How can I use the timer to update, or change values on other
controls. Any help would be greatly appreciate.
Tom
Dec 19, 2001, 8:46:32 PM12/19/01
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If you want the labels to be updated on the client, then you need to use
client-side script (js or vbs). The .NET timer class only works on the
server.
client-side script (js or vbs). The .NET timer class only works on the
server.
--Tom
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Emmanuel Soheyli
Dec 20, 2001, 5:18:05 PM12/20/01
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Tom,
Thank you for the tip, but Actually it's an image control that I'd like to
update its URL every 10 seconds with the value o a field in a DataTable. How
can I simulate a Button Click? because in Clicking Action of the button I am
aible to change all contol values.
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Thank you for the tip, but Actually it's an image control that I'd like to
update its URL every 10 seconds with the value o a field in a DataTable. How
can I simulate a Button Click? because in Clicking Action of the button I am
aible to change all contol values.
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Tom
Dec 20, 2001, 6:28:09 PM12/20/01
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The button click requires a round-trip to the server (on your local machine,
you may not notice the page reload, but a remote user definitely would).
You could use a javascript timer to force periodic reloads but that would
quickly annnoy users.
you may not notice the page reload, but a remote user definitely would).
You could use a javascript timer to force periodic reloads but that would
quickly annnoy users.
You could send all the possible URL's to the client in a javascript (js)
array and then use a js timer to change the image src attribute.
--Tom
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