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I'm following along with the documentation about using the gData Youtube API for doing direct uploads with PHP. I can successfully upload videos, so thats all well and good. The part I'm having trouble figuring out, if its even possible is getting some upload progress status as in percent complete or number of bytes uploaded. Here is the snippet of code where the upload happens. <?php try { $newEntry = $yt->insertEntry($myVideoEntry, $uploadUrl, 'Zend_Gdata_YouTube_VideoEntry'); } catch (Zend_Gdata_App_HttpException $httpException) { echo $httpException->getRawResponseBody(); } catch (Zend

I have a website that loses layout scheme while the page isn't loaded. What I'd like to do is to have an animation linked to the loading progress, like a progress bar but without the bar. For example, a simple animation that would link the progress to the opacity of the logo. So, when the page was 50% loaded, the logo was at 50% opacity; when the logo was 100% the page was loaded and the loading progress would .fadeOut() . I understand I can use $(window).load() to hide the animation <div> . I don't know how I can relate the progress and the opacity of the animation. Is there a 'simple' way to

I'm using LINQ to SQLto import old DBF files into MSSQL. I'm reading all rows and adding them to database using ctx.MyTable.InsertOnSubmit(row) After reading phase is completed I have around 100 000 pending inserts. ctx.SubmitChanges() naturally is taking a long time. Is there any way to track progress of the ctx.submitchanges() ? Can ctx.Log somehow be used for this purpose? Update : Is it possible to use ctx.GetChangeSet().Inserts.Count and track insert statements using the Log? Dividing ctx.SubmitChanges() into smaller chunks is not working for me, because I need transaction, all or nothing

Can I use a progress bar to show the progress of File.WriteAllBytes(file, array) in C#? No. You'll need to write the bytes in chunks using a loop. Something like the following should get you started. Note that this needs to be running in a background thread. I you are using WinForms, you can use a BackgroundWorker . using(var stream = new FileStream(...)) using(var writer = new BinaryWriter(stream)) { var bytesLeft = array.Length; // assuming array is an array of bytes var bytesWritten = 0; while(bytesLeft > 0) { var chunkSize = Math.Min(64, bytesLeft); writer.WriteBytes(array, bytesWritten,

I want to create a section in my site, where a user has a few simple update buttons. Each of these update buttons will be going to the server, and will do a long crunching behind the scene. While the server crunches data, I want the user to have a some kind of progress indicator, like progress bar or textual percentage. I'm using jQuery as my JavaScript library, and CodeIgniter (PHP) as the server-side framework, if it's important... What I was thinking about is using PHP's flush() function to report progress status to jQuery, but I'm not sure that jQuery's Ajax functions are reading the

This question already has an answer here: JProgressBar wont update 3 answers I currently have a class that should show me a simple form while downloading a file. It is working, but the progress bar is not updating, and I can only see it once the download is finished. Can someone help me? import java.awt.FlowLayout; import java.io.*; import java.net.HttpURLConnection; import java.net.URL; import javax.swing.JFrame; import static javax.swing.JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE; import javax.swing.JProgressBar; public class Downloader { public Downloader(String site, File file) { JFrame frm = new JFrame();