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you wont see it until the loop is done because your code is ran on the server<br />
if you want to see the label value increments you will need to use a client side javascript<br />
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you wont see it until the loop is done because your code is ran on the server
if you want to see the label value increments you will need to use a client side javascript
 

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what do you mean by &nbsp;record processed ? What kind of process is that ?
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what do you mean by  record processed ? What kind of process is that ?

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i'm doing some geocoding (Lat/Long) on specific addresses. &nbsp;For each address in the table (MSSQL), i do a address lookup and update that records Lat / Long, and then NEXT ...<br />
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I want to show a counter and maybe a Processing Address: xxx, xxx on the page.<br />
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Gp.
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i'm doing some geocoding (Lat/Long) on specific addresses.  For each address in the table (MSSQL), i do a address lookup and update that records Lat / Long, and then NEXT ...

I want to show a counter and maybe a Processing Address: xxx, xxx on the page.

Gp.

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During a for / next in the code behind, I want to update a label on the page with a counter, kind of like:<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; Number of records processed: xx<br />
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Inside the loop i put a textbox1.text = counter, and counter is being incremented. &nbsp;Nothing shows up on the page until AFTER the process is compelted. &nbsp;BTW - i'm using VB.net.<br />
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I feel stupid ... HELP!<br />
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Cheers,<br />
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Gp.
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During a for / next in the code behind, I want to update a label on the page with a counter, kind of like:

    Number of records processed: xx

Inside the loop i put a textbox1.text = counter, and counter is being incremented.  Nothing shows up on the page until AFTER the process is compelted.  BTW - i'm using VB.net.

I feel stupid ... HELP!

Cheers,

Gp.

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