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The button has alread now an onClick event handler. You need to extend that handler. Show either the backend side script for that button or the html result onclick event handler from browser and I can show you how to block second click.<br />
Basicaly you cand do it youself like this:<br />
&quot;onclickJobTodo();this.onc<wbr />lick=null;<wbr />&quot;<br />
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The button has alread now an onClick event handler. You need to extend that handler. Show either the backend side script for that button or the html result onclick event handler from browser and I can show you how to block second click.
Basicaly you cand do it youself like this:
"onclickJobTodo();this.onclick=null;"



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Hi<br />
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I have Server Side button Control perform critical operation using asp.net<br />
I want after any one click on this button to make the button unlikable or disable to prevent the visitor from click on the button twice<br />
Which JavaScript code can I use it to make the asp.net button (Server Site Control) unlikable or disable after the click ??<br />
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And thanks with my best regarding<br />

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Hi

I have Server Side button Control perform critical operation using asp.net
I want after any one click on this button to make the button unlikable or disable to prevent the visitor from click on the button twice
Which JavaScript code can I use it to make the asp.net button (Server Site Control) unlikable or disable after the click ??

And thanks with my best regarding


How to disable the ASP.NET button after the click

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