control visibility problem

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Hi I've got some problem, wrote some code, which doesn't seem to follow the sequence it should.
Code is (almost like this):

progressbar1.Show();
progressBar1.Value=5;
method();
progressBar1.value=15;
method1();

progressbar doesn't show up till the both the methods are run, i don't understand why.
if anyone could please suggest something?
Thank you.

Posted 7-Oct-13 23:54pm

suleman115

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**tanweer** · Accepted Answer · 2013-10-08T00:20:00

Solution 1

Hi,
In winForm Application when you try to update some changes on the ClientForm simultaneously then you should call these to update the Client Area try like this:

C#

progressbar1.Show();
progressBar1.Value=5;
method();
Update();
Refresh();
progressBar1.value=15;
method1();
Update();
Refresh();

Posted 8-Oct-13 0:20am

tanweer

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suleman115 10-Oct-13 1:48am

Oh it works..Thank you