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The light-weight and accurate progress indicator control features two progress modes, full XHTML support, customizable styles, and more.
 
Features:
Adjustable Orientation
 
Whether your preference is vertical or horizontal, WebProgressBar provides an elegant progress indicator for your Web application. Set to horizontal mode by default, simply change the Orientation property to choose your own direction – the progress indicator and caption are automatically adjusted to reflect the new setting. In horizontal mode, the progress indicator moves from left to right. In vertical mode, it moves from bottom to top.
 
Various Progress Modes
 
The versatile WebProgressBar offers two progress update modes: Determinate and Indeterminate. In Determinate mode, progress is displayed using a 0 to 100% range. In Indeterminate mode, the indicator cycles continuously from start to end points.
 
An Abundance of Style
 
WebProgressBar offers four predefined styles: the sleek black and blue themes of Outlook 2007, a soothing olive green, and the ultra-modern Windows 7. Use the DefaultStyleMode property to switch between them, or use WebStyleManager to create your own.
 
Realistically Round Corner Rendering
 
The revolutionary WebProgressBar is the first progress display component to consistently render true rounded corners across all modern browsers. Using the CSS3 border radius property in non-IE browsers, and a custom mechanism for IE browsers, you can simply set the ProgressContainerBarStyle and ProgressBarStyle properties to reliably round corners.
 
The API That Puts You in Charge
 
The client-side framework of WebProgressBar provides a consistent object model that supports both server-side and client-side development. A comprehensive client-side API puts you in complete control of runtime behavior. Client-side events give you the power to craft customized programmatic responses to a variety of user actions.
 
The Power of AutoPostBack
 
WebProgressBar fully supports client-server communication through the AutoPostBack property. An event can be raised when the progress reaches 100% or after a specific interval or time period, allowing you to perform any required server-side processing. Either FullPostBack or FlyPostBack can be selected through the PostBackMode property.
 
Complete XHTML Compliance
 
WebProgressBar fully complies with the W3C XHTML standard, providing pixel-perfect rendering on any XHTML-ready browser.