"Please wait" div used in ASP classic never shows up in ASP.NET 2.0 environmenthttp://forums.asp.net/t/989844.aspx/1?+Please+wait+div+used+in+ASP+classic+never+shows+up+in+ASP+NET+2+0+environmentThu, 11 May 2006 19:37:38 -04009898441283526http://forums.asp.net/p/989844/1283526.aspx/1?+Please+wait+div+used+in+ASP+classic+never+shows+up+in+ASP+NET+2+0+environment"Please wait" div used in ASP classic never shows up in ASP.NET 2.0 environment <p>I'm sure there's an easy way to do this, I'm just not aware of it.&nbsp; In our ASP classic environment, whenever we have a page that does any kind of processing, we use client side scripting to display a div and table that shows &quot;Please wait while we process your request...&quot; text.&nbsp; On page load, for example, while a db call takes place, or when submitting a form, loading an iframe, doing a server.execute/transfer, etc.&nbsp; All works fine in that legacy environment.&nbsp; In ASP.NET 2.0, however, I can't seem to get divs to display while a doing a intra-page process using server-side code.&nbsp; One page in particular as an example - I have two drop downs and a submit button.&nbsp; Additionally, I have several tables that are inside a div and are hidden by default.&nbsp;&nbsp;The submit button does several SQL calls and returns datasets that populate the textboxes and labels, which when done make the div visible.&nbsp; That works. &nbsp;I have another table on the same page inside a div with the &quot;please wait&quot; text.&nbsp;&nbsp;It is also hidden by default.&nbsp; I only want it to show up temporarily while the code behind the Submit button does its thing.&nbsp; &nbsp;Even though I FIRST unhide the div in my code before I do the SQL stuff, it never is displayed.&nbsp; The code launches right into the SQL and returns the other table with the data in it.</p> <p>Is there some way to do what I'm trying to do, using server side code...with everything on a single page and not using frames?</p> <p>Thanks for any suggestions!</p> 2006-05-11T19:37:38-04:00