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I have an UpdatePanel which holds a treeview control. &nbsp;I have an UpdateProgress control that shows an animated .gif while the treeview is being populated. &nbsp;It all works fine with one exception:<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;the animation stops just prior to the list being rendered. &nbsp;it doesn't disappear ... it just stops (it disappears after the treeview is rendered). &nbsp;I know this is an IE thing (I'm using IE7) because I have the same animated .gif file displayed on the page at the top in an image tag &lt;img src=&quot;image/pb2.gif&quot;&gt; and it will also stop while the treeview is being populated.<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;anybody have any idea on how to keep the animation running until the update is complete?
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I have an UpdatePanel which holds a treeview control.  I have an UpdateProgress control that shows an animated .gif while the treeview is being populated.  It all works fine with one exception:
   the animation stops just prior to the list being rendered.  it doesn't disappear ... it just stops (it disappears after the treeview is rendered).  I know this is an IE thing (I'm using IE7) because I have the same animated .gif file displayed on the page at the top in an image tag <img src="image/pb2.gif"> and it will also stop while the treeview is being populated.
   anybody have any idea on how to keep the animation running until the update is complete?

animation stops prior to updateprogress complete

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