ProgressBarProperties.Width Property
Gets or sets the control’s width.
Namespace: DevExpress.Web
Assembly: DevExpress.Web.v18.2.dll
Declaration
Property Value
Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|
Unit | String.Empty | A Unit value that represents the control’s width. |
Remarks
Use the ProgressBarProperties.Height to specify the control’s height.
Note
The Width property synchronizes its value with the control’s ASPxProgressBar.Width property.
Example
In this example, the ASPxProgressBar control is used to visualize the progress of a file upload initiated within the ASPxUploadControl. The ASPxClientUploadControl.UploadingProgressChanged client event of the ASPxUploadControl is handled, to supply the ASPxProgressBar control with current progress information. Using the ASPxProgressBar as a separate control, allows placing it at any desired position within the page. The complete sample project is available in the DevExpress Code Central database at E1252.
function OnBtnUploadClick(s, e){
if(uploadControl.GetText() != ""){
lblCompleteMessage.SetVisible(false);
pbUpload.SetPosition(0);
uploadControl.Upload();
btnUpload.SetEnabled(false);
pnlProgress.SetVisible(true);
}
}
function OnUploadProgressChanged(s, e){
pbUpload.SetPosition(e.progress);
}
function OnFileUploadComplete(s, e){
if(e.isValid){
btnCancel.SetVisible(false);
btnUpload.SetEnabled(true);
pbUpload.SetPosition(100);
lblCompleteMessage.SetVisible(true);
}
else{
btnUpload.SetEnabled(true);
pnlProgress.SetVisible(false);
}
}
function OnBtnCancelClick(s, e){
uploadControl.Cancel();
btnUpload.SetEnabled(true);
pnlProgress.SetVisible(false);
}
function OnUploadControlTextChanged(s, e){
btnUpload.SetEnabled(s.GetText() != "");
}