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when I try this I get &quot;function does not always return a value&quot;<br />
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I need something that works with IE and NS 3 and 4<br />

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when I try this I get "function does not always return a value"

I need something that works with IE and NS 3 and 4


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&lt;FORM onSubmit=&quot;if(this.sent)ret<wbr />urn false;this.sent=1;return true&quot;&gt;<br />

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Thanks!<br />
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works with every browser except IE 3.0<br />
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anything that can be done to fix that?<br />
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Keith Kwiatek<br />

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Thanks!

works with every browser except IE 3.0

anything that can be done to fix that?

Keith Kwiatek


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when using IE 3.0 it doesn't give a javascript error, but doesn't work either....seems to just ignore it....<br />
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Ideas..workarounds?<br />
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when using IE 3.0 it doesn't give a javascript error, but doesn't work either....seems to just ignore it....

Ideas..workarounds?




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Hello,<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; I have a situation where the user clicks on the form button, which causes the &quot;order information&quot; to be passed to a cgi. In turn, the cgi validates the order information, closes the order, and then displays a confirmation to the user... <br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; BUT, if the user double clicks on the form button, the first cgi call completes, --and the user NEVER gets to see the confirmation number...BECAUSE the second call to the cgi completes and can not complete the order! <br />
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Can I use javascript to create a form button that will only send the form information ONCE, regardless of how many times the user clicks the button? OR is there a better solution?<br />
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THANKS!<br />
Keith Kwiatek <br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; Thanks <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; Keith Kwiatek
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Hello,

    I have a situation where the user clicks on the form button, which causes the "order information" to be passed to a cgi. In turn, the cgi validates the order information, closes the order, and then displays a confirmation to the user... 

    BUT, if the user double clicks on the form button, the first cgi call completes, --and the user NEVER gets to see the confirmation number...BECAUSE the second call to the cgi completes and can not complete the order! 

Can I use javascript to create a form button that will only send the form information ONCE, regardless of how many times the user clicks the button? OR is there a better solution?

THANKS!
Keith Kwiatek 

    Thanks 
    Keith Kwiatek

Can Javascript stop 'double click' of form buttons?

JavaScript is a dynamic, object-based language commonly used for client-side scripting in web browsers. Recently, server side JavaScript frameworks have also emerged. JavaScript runs on nearly every operating system and  in almost every mainstream web browser.