UpdateProgress

in namespace DotVVM.Framework.Controls

Container for content that will be displayed for the time the page is doing a postback.

Usage & Scenarios

Container for content that will be displayed for the time the page is doing a postback.

Sample 1: UpdateProgress

The content inside the UpdateProgress will appear when the user clicks the button. When the postback completes, the content will disappear.

@viewModel DotvvmWeb.Views.Docs.Controls.builtin.UpdateProgress.sample1.ViewModel, DotvvmWeb

<dot:Button Text="Perform difficult calculation" Click="{command: CalculateIt()}" />

<p>{{value: Result}}</p>

<dot:UpdateProgress>
	<h4>Calculating...</h4>
</dot:UpdateProgress>
using System;
using System.Threading;
using DotVVM.Framework.ViewModel;

namespace DotvvmWeb.Views.Docs.Controls.builtin.UpdateProgress.sample1
{
    public class ViewModel : DotvvmViewModelBase
    {
        public int Result { get; set; }

        public void CalculateIt()
        {
            // the calculation is very complicated and it takes a lot of time to get the result
            Thread.Sleep(5000);

            var random = new Random(DateTime.Now.Millisecond);
            Result = random.Next();
        }

    }
}

Sample 2: UpdateProgress with Delay

The UpdateProgress control has the Delay property which defines the delay (in milliseconds) after which the content inside the UpdateProgress will appear when the user clicks a button. If the postback is shorter than the delay, content inside the UpdateProgress will not appear.

@viewModel DotvvmWeb.Views.Docs.Controls.builtin.UpdateProgress.sample2.ViewModel, DotvvmWeb

<!-- the calculation is longer than 1000 ms so the content in UpdateProgress will appear after 1000 ms -->
<dot:Button Text="Perform long calculation" Click="{command: LongCalculation()}" />

<!-- the calculation is shorter than 1000 ms so the content in UpdateProgress will not appear -->
<dot:Button Text="Perform short calculation" Click="{command: ShortCalculation()}" />

<p>{{value: Result}}</p>

<dot:UpdateProgress Delay="1000">
	<h4>Calculating...</h4>
</dot:UpdateProgress>
using System;
using System.Threading;
using DotVVM.Framework.ViewModel;

namespace DotvvmWeb.Views.Docs.Controls.builtin.UpdateProgress.sample2
{
    public class ViewModel : DotvvmViewModelBase
    {
        public int Result { get; set; }

        public void LongCalculation()
        {
            // the calculation is very complicated and it takes a lot of time to get the result
            Thread.Sleep(5000);

            var random = new Random(DateTime.Now.Millisecond);
            Result = random.Next();
        }

        public void ShortCalculation()
        {
            // the calculation is not very complicated and it takes less time to get the result
            Thread.Sleep(500);

            var random = new Random(DateTime.Now.Millisecond);
            Result = random.Next();
        }
    }
}

Properties

Name Type Description Notes Default Value
property icon Delay Int32 Gets or sets the delay (in ms) after which the content inside UpdateProgress control is shown
attribute
inner element
static value
bindable
default
0
property icon ExcludedQueues String[] Gets or sets the comma-separated names of PostBack.ConcurrencyQueue names that should be ignored by this control. If you don't want to exclude any queue, use an empty string.
attribute
inner element
static value
bindable
default
null
property icon IncludedQueues String[] Gets or sets the comma-separated names of PostBack.ConcurrencyQueue names for which this control should be enabled. If not set, all queues are included automatically.
attribute
inner element
static value
bindable
default
null

HTML produced by the control

The content of the UpdateProgress is wrapped in the <div> element.

<div data-bind="..." style="display: none">
</div>