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in my application, i am using following statement for display a image
menuUserImage.Source = new BitmapImage(new Uri(UserImagePath, UriKind.Absolute));
here UserImagePath is the URL of image which is on the web. This statement download a image and display a image. I want to display a circular progress bar until image is not displayed. So i want to ask that which event fire after image is downloaded so i can hide the progress bar.
I think you could handle BitmapSource.DownloadCompleted Event here.
It allows you to hide your animation once the image is loaded.