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You need to return true from the onClick processing. You can either add that inline like this:<br />
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onclick=&quot;this.value='Proce<wbr />ssing...';<wbr />this.disab<wbr />led=true;r<wbr />eturn true;&quot;.<br />
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Or better, create a Javascript function that performs the two statements you have, and then returns true. And change the onClick like this:<br />
onclick=&quot;return doOnClick(this);&quot;<br />
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- Ravs
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You need to return true from the onClick processing. You can either add that inline like this:

onclick="this.value='Processing...';this.disabled=true;return true;".

Or better, create a Javascript function that performs the two statements you have, and then returns true. And change the onClick like this:
onclick="return doOnClick(this);"

- Ravs

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Err no. You need to not disable the submit until the form is actually submitted
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Err no. You need to not disable the submit until the form is actually submitted

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my form did work fine, but now i have added some javascript &quot;onclick&quot; the form no longer seems to submit, although the onclick does change the text. any ideas? thanks<br />
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&lt;input type=&quot;Submit&quot; name=&quot;imageUpload&quot; value=&quot;Click to Upload&quot; &nbsp;onclick=&quot;this.value='Proce<wbr />ssing...';<wbr />this.disab<wbr />led=true;&quot;<wbr />&gt;<br />
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my form did work fine, but now i have added some javascript "onclick" the form no longer seems to submit, although the onclick does change the text. any ideas? thanks

 

<input type="Submit" name="imageUpload" value="Click to Upload"  onclick="this.value='Processing...';this.disabled=true;">




onclick this.value='Processing... now form is not submitting?

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