Update Lable Text

gajanan mehta

I want To Update Lable Value Inside for Loop While It's Execute in Asp.net Web Form

I have For loop,Inside I Have to Print Which Cuurent Value is Running In the Loop so inside Label I put Lable To Print Value

For(i=0;i<10;i++)

{

label1.text = i.tostring();

}

but in inside loop it's not update lable value How to Solve It,Plz Give Any Idea

Thanks

6 Replies

Know the answer? Post it — somebody with the same question will find it here.

gajanan mehta8y ago
I Want Server Side Code,I Also Try Call Javascript Function from Serverside But Still It's Not Working
gajanan mehta8y ago
I Make An Application,I That I Create Gridview,In This File Will Download And I When I Download This File It Display How Much Percentage Of Download Complete,I Have Code Of All And Pass This Percentage to Lable But Lable Is Not Update It's Text
Nitin Sontakke8y ago
And here is a client-side code:
>
<body>
<div id="label">div>
<script>
var myVar = setInterval(counter, 1000);
var i = 0;
function counter()
{
  var l = document.getElementById("label");
  i++;
  l.innerText = i;
  if(i == 10)
    window.clearInterval(myVar);
}
counter();
script>
body>
html>
Nitin Sontakke8y ago
Disclaimer first: I am not a front end developer, however, I know enough about web development that I can show you right direction. The code is almost always the least of the problem, I think.

First tell me exactly what you are trying to achieve here. Do you intend to show a please wait when long running task is going on the server?

When you say you already tried client-side solution, can you please tell me what you tried and how it failed to meet your expectation?

Going step-by-step is very important.
gajanan mehta8y ago
I know How to Work With Client Side Control And Also I Try It but It Did not Work,@Nitin Sontakke If You Have An Proper Ans Then Plz put The Code
Nitin Sontakke8y ago
No you cannot. You will need to see some sort of client side implementation. Look out for 'please wait' in jQuery implementation or something like that.

With the kind of question you are asking, I am afraid, I will have to say that you have still not managed to clearly understand how client server model or http request response model works behind the scenes.

You are still thinking like it is a Windows Forms application, which it is not.