Here is my code
setInterval(function()
{
$(“#<%=cmbResCityStatEdit.ClientID%>
option[text='”+ $(
‘#<%=lblCity.ClientID%>’ ).text()
+”‘]”).attr(“selected”,true); $(“#<%=cmbResCityStatEdit.ClientID%>
option:selected”).text())
},1);
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time is in microsecond, so you are defining an interval of 1/1000th of second…
and network overloading has no impact in this, since you are simply executing the code in your client after a delay.
P.s.: next time, please, ask a more clear question, I’m not even sure if my answer has been useful.