#Simple 10 second timer ajax update#

Set the Interval property to specify how often postbacks will occur, and set the Enabled property to turn the Timer on or off. You can create an event handler for the Tick event to perform actions when the page is posted to the server.

When a postback was initiated by the Timer control, the Timer control raises the Tick event on the server. You set the properties for the Timer control in code that runs on the server and those properties are passed to the JavaScript component.Īn instance of the ScriptManager class must be included in the Web page when you use the Timer control. The JavaScript component initiates the postback from the browser when the interval that is defined in the Interval property has elapsed. The Timer control is a server control that embeds a JavaScript component into the Web page. Synchronously post the whole Web page to the Web server at defined intervals. Run code on the server every time that a Timer control causes a postback.

#Simple 10 second timer ajax update#

Periodically update the contents of one or more UpdatePanel controls without refreshing the whole Web page. You use the Timer control when you want to do the following: This topic contains the following sections: You can also use the Timer control to post the whole page.

If you use the Timer control with an UpdatePanel control, you can enable partial-page updates at a defined interval.

The ASP.NET AJAX Timer control performs postbacks at defined intervals.