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samo8076
samo8076
Using a Progress Bar with the population of liquid tree Posted: Jan 19, 2010
 

Hi guys,


Im using the standard Progress Bar in Silverlight 3. Im returning a dataset using LINQ and then populating a liquid treeview by looping through the returned data.


What i want to do is show the progress of this through a progress bar.


The problem is progress bar only updates (or at least shows it) when the process had finished. Im not seeing the progress as i thought i would.


Here is my code


PlotXMLData = XDocument.Parse(e.Result)


            TreeProgBar.Value = 0

            Dim LettingCount = From i In PlotXMLData...<Letting> Select i.@LettingsID

            TreeProgBar.Maximum = LettingCount.Count


            'Dim Letting As Object

            Dim n As Liquid.Node

            For Each SiteNode As Liquid.Node In LettingsTree.Nodes

                Dim intSiteID As Integer

                intSiteID = SiteNode.ID


                Dim Letting = From i In PlotXMLData...<Letting> Select i.@LettingsID, i.@PlotID, i.@SiteID Where SiteID.ToString = intSiteID.ToString


                For c = 0 To Letting.Count - 1

                    n = New Liquid.Node

                    n.Title = Letting(c).PlotID

                    n.ID = Letting(c).LettingsID

                    SiteNode.Nodes.Add(n)


                    TreeProgBar.Value = TreeProgBar.Value + 1

                    TreeProgBar.UpdateLayout()


                Next


            Next


            LettingsTree.UpdateLayout


Any help would be great. Thanks

 
 
dan
dan
RE: Using a Progress Bar with the population of liquid tree Posted: Jan 25, 2010
 

Hi,


I imagine to achieve this you would need to use something like a DispatcherTimer and perform 1 operation for each timer tick and update the progress bar there.


Thanks!

 
 

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