A Simple Progress Bar

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Introduction

This article illustrates a progress bar that updates itself based on a value changed in a dropdown.

Background

I designed this progress bar to be as simple as possible, without using any third party tool. Why use third party tools if we can easily create it otherwise?

I think this is one of the simplest progress bars possible.

Using the code

The following code snippet illustrates how the progressbar can be used:

int numcells = ddl.Items.Count ;//* 2; //Dynamic 
int userdefcell=Convert.ToInt32(ddl.SelectedItem.Value); 
dynaTableyat.BorderWidth=1; TableRow r1 = new TableRow(); 
TableHeaderCell TH0=new TableHeaderCell(); 
r1.Width=300; 
dynaTableyat.Width=150 ; 

if(DropDownList1.Items.Count > 10) 
{
    dynaTableyat.Width=150 + ddl.Items.Count * 10 ;
} 

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