Re: Preventing second click
Oleg Konovalov wrote:
I have a Java GUI application where I perform a lot of long DB operations
[e.g. massive SQL Insert's],
which takes 5-60 secs to perform.
Sometimes user double-clicks the button or just gets impatient and clicks
again,
which created duplicate records.
So I am trying to disable the button as soon as it is clicked, and as soon
as it's done, re-enable it again.
I tried to do it in Javascript, just simple: <input... name=Save...
onclick="enabled=true;">
and as soon as screen refreshes, it re-enables the button automatically.
That works in some cases, however when I need to do some other Javascript
operation
(e.g. validate() the fields on the screen), disabling the button
automatically stops both Javascript
and association form action in Java which is totally unacceptable.
Is there any other simple solution to such problems in Java or Javascript ?
P.S.: It probably doesn't matter much, but that is a Cocoon2.0/XSLT app with
Actions in Java,
using JDK1.4.2 and IE6.
Sounds as if you need token pattern.
Arne
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