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Using WebTimer (Elapsed Event) |
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Drag a WebTimer WebControl from your toolbox onto a aspx page (WebForm). If you do not have a WebTimer WebControl in your toolbox please read VS.Net Setup for full instructions. Double
Click on the WebControl (within the WebForm designer). You will notice that visual studio has created
the Elapsed event. (WebTimer1_Elapsed if your WebTimer is named WebTimer1). This event
is called each time WebTimer activates (Causes Form Postback or Submit).
You can change Interval between postback by setting the Interval property. By default this is set at
5000 Milliseconds (5 Seconds). You can disable WebTimer by setting the Enabled property to false.
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private void WebTimer1_Elapsed(object
sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
//create a test string to write to the page each
time the Elapse event fires
string strTest = "This is a test " +
DateTime.Now.Millisecond;
Response.Write(strTest);
}
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