how to update text box value in web form

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i have textbox in my web form,on button click there is a for loop and want to display the value each time it is hitted in for loop like

C#

for(int i=1; i <=10; i++)
{
tbcount.text = i.tostring();
}

how it is possible,

Posted 5-Jan-16 21:42pm

Sajid227

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[no name] 6-Jan-16 3:50am

Do you have only one textbox tbcount and you are setting text value within loop. It will display 11 as value to textbox. Please share your exact requirement.

Sajid227 6-Jan-16 4:15am

yes please,in fact i am reading a pdf file using itextsharp,and file uploadcontrol,because it is time consuming ,so i use a two textbox one show total pages of file selected,and show remaing pages of that file,i did it in window form just updating that textbox,i want to do this in web form,

Suvabrata Roy 6-Jan-16 4:05am

You try it in web from then you required javascript? should I explain it more...

Sajid227 6-Jan-16 4:15am

yes please,in fact i am reading a pdf file using itextsharp,and file uploadcontrol,because it is time consuming ,so i use a two textbox one show total pages of file selected,and show remaing pages of that file,i did it in window form just updating that textbox,i want to do this in web form,

Suvabrata Roy 6-Jan-16 4:26am

Best way to do it is : SignalR.
http://www.asp.net/signalr/overview/getting-started/tutorial-getting-started-with-signalr

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