Last week, I was required to solve a bug where the progress was not being displayed gradually but immediately showed completion. Initially, I suspected the issue might be in the implementation of the progress bar within the view model. However, after multiple debugging attempts, I shifted my focus to the server-side code.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Despite several debugging sessions, I found myself perplexed about which part of the code was responsible for updating the progress of the progress bar. Taking a deliberate approach, I meticulously studied the flow of the sample code and compared it to my own implementation. While I suspected a missing piece of code, pinpointing its location proved elusive.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Ultimately, I seeked guidance and consulted with Mr. Peter to clarify some aspects of the code that were unclear to me. It was brought to attention that a callback function, responsible for sending progress data to the client side, had not been implemented as of yet. This newfound understanding allowed me to comprehend how the callback could be effectively incorporated.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Following this insight, I made modifications to various sections of the code that involved implementing progress bars with SignalR. I ensured that the progress bar functioned seamlessly after the adjustments.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Last week, I was required to solve a bug where the progress was not being displayed gradually but immediately showed completion. Initially, I suspected the issue might be in the implementation of the progress bar within the view model. However, after multiple debugging attempts, I shifted my focus to the server-side code. Despite several debugging … <\/p>\n