I have webform ,in that we have written some javascript for validation .we are calling this validatation while saving the form by using on client click event .Now we want to prevent the double time clicking the button .I have rounded the entire net but none of the code is not working because we have already calling the on client click function .I tried by calling 2 functions in on client click .But no use.
View 2 RepliesI have a simple PHP form and to prevent double data submission, once the user has clicked 'submit', I want to disable the submit button using JavaScript. It was recommended in another thread that one could accomplish this using jQuery and the following code:
Code JavaScript:
$('input[type="submit"]').click( function() { $(this).attr('disabled','disabled'); } );
However, I also read that some browsers don't like having the submit button disabled, and that a more "elegant" way to do things would be:
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I recently added a section to my website that uses the Scrollable JQuery tool to load images from my Flickr account. When I initially load the page the "next" button requires two clicks before it will advance to the next set of images. This only happens on the first attempt following the page load. When I look at the code it appears that Scrollable fires an event on the first click that removes the "disabled" class on the "prev" anchor tag. It appears to skip the slider event that scrolls the images. You can view the issue here: [URL].
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The enroll function process data:
And now I have a problem... when I press the button I want it to be disabled to prevent from double clicking... but I've tried removeattr("onclick"), did nothing ...
I cant really figure this out, the only thing i could see messing it up is the javascript:void(0) inside the anchor link but since there is a double click function and a click, it should only be one click.I put autoOpen which i think is also causing it, but i did that so theuser can open it, close it, and open it again so the delay "double click" is saying for the first time initialize and then the second click is opening?? if so how do i get around this?
HERE IS MY JQUERY
$(document).ready(function(){
$("#pro_edit_profile").hide();[code]....
HERE IS MY HTML FOR THE LINK
<a href="javascript:void(0);" id="pro_edit_pic_link" name="Change
Profile Picture">Change Profile Picture</a>
I am using jQuery and blockUI to prevent the user from submitting a form twice by double clicking on the interface: This is in my global js file and is called on every pages
document.ready:
$('form').submit(function(){$.blockUI({message:'', overlayCSS:
{opacity:0.2}})});
This was working really well, but if I have validation on one of the form submits that returns false, I of course want to unblock the UI.
I am looking for a TimePicker that will prevent users form selecting times that have already passed, is this possible?
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Ok know those people who are in the bad habit of double clicking everything? Well my site breaks if they double click it...
is there a script I can use that won't let my functions run more then once every so many seconds? to avoid double clicking errors?
Is there such a thin as the "double click" event?
Something like onclick="dothestuff"..... would there be something like
ondoubleclick="dothestuff" ?
I've been working with this script function changeImage(layer_id, item_id, position) {
var theDiv = document.getElementById(layer_id);
var theImg = (theDiv != null) ? theDiv.firstChild : null;
if (theImg != null) {
// If the item id is 0, then just make the image empty lol
if (item_id == 0)
where layer_id, item_id, and position are all defined elsewhere. I've been trying to get the images to append, and then run this line theDiv.parentNode.removeChild(theDiv) when you click on them consecutively(click to append, click again to remove, so three consecutive clicks would have the image shown and four would not), but all I've succeeded at so far is breaking the script's functionality.
i have a page with a table, and when the user doubleclicks a row in
it, a window is opened. The problem is, if he doubleclicked a text in
the row, it's becoming selected.
what i want is to disable the selection upon doubleclicking, but no
the selection at all (so that the user can still just use the mouse to
select some text in the table).
is there a javascript command that can disable the selection currently
highlighted?
I'm wondering how I can have the same function thats used on this site,
has any one here every noticed that if you view the topic list on this site, and double click on a topic that you made, it brings up an edit option for the subject? just wondering how this is done? Code:
I have a form that consists of a <select> element and a submit button. The user picks an option, then clicks the submit button to go to the next step. However, I'd also like to add the option to submit the form when the <option> is double-clicked on.I've tried using the following to no avail:
Code JavaScript:
function submitform()
{
[code]....
In one of my webpage, I have a text field, upon double clicking on that text field, a look up table gets opened so that I can select a value on it.
There is no other way to open the lookup table other than double clicking on it.
How to double click on a text field using javascript. (In fact, how to double click on any HTML element). I cannot change the functionality of the web page to resolve this issue since the webpage was developed by me.
All I have to do is, I have to double click on the text field using javascript.
I want to include a number of boxes on a page that reveal content when clicked. I seem to have these working ok, although when one box is open, i have to click twice on another to get it to work.
You can view this in action here:[URL]... Is there a way i can stop this from happening?
I have a click function that works perfectly when you click so. As soon as there's an animation on toggle() such as Blind or Slide, it no longer toggles.
here's my code:
// Accordion
$('#accordion h3').click(function() {
$(this).next().toggle('blind');
$(this).toggleClass('ui-state-active');
[Code]....
When I change it to toggle() with no animation, works perfectly fine and I can click as fast as I want.
what should I do to say if it's already animated. is(":animated") ?
I'm attempting to switch the html inside of a <div> from MORE to LESS when clicked. The issue is that it takes two clicks to switch the text. You can see an live example here:
[URL]
Here's my jQuery:
Code:
$(document).ready(function() {
$('#military-box-one').hide();
$('#more-one').click(function() {
[code]....
I have this code:
This jQuery-script is simple, I think, you understand, how it works. The my goal is: Then I click on item in the "items" block the item is moving to "basket" item. And, then I click on item in "basket" the item is moving to items" block. And, problem is: then I quickly (double mouse click) click on item, it clones to "basket" (or "items") block more than 1 times. I think, this problem occurs until fadeOut() animation isn't end ...
I've always wanted to help second-language English speakers access my site better, by offering a 'double-click on a word' definition in other languages. I had a useful script for some years which was rather dated, and ceased to work if there was an iframe on the page for some reason. Anyway, I found a very good solution at [URL]However, this opens the definition in a new tab/window.
Having experimented with it opening in a popup, I found problems in getting the popup to regain focus if someone had not closed it before looking for another definition. And anyway, popups can get blocked. So I found a nice layer/iframe solution at [URL] though their positioning of the layer is poor, at least in FF because it slides too far down below the bottom of the page. Their script is: [URL]I have modified that to work with dictionarist and stripped out their own floating part of the script, so that it works with position fixed for everything except IE6. But for IE6, I need to still change this from position fixed to position absolute, and then use a script to float the box.I have been trying the script I use successfully elsewhere in a vaguely similar context:
Code:
/* Script by: www.jtricks.com
* Version: 20060303
* Latest version:
[code]....
which has a call to startFloat(); near the end, which is based on their own floating script nearer the top of [URL] which I have removed. (Doubtless the references to Netscape (RIP) can be removed.)
I'm testing a page with a .js hide/show <div> overlay to hide/show a video player. The image of the video screen in the center of the page, when clicked, opens a hidden <div> overlay. It works but it requires the viewer to double click the first time. What needs to change to make it "show" the <div> on the first click? Once the video <div> is displayed, then it works every time with just one click to hide or show. It's just the first time that requires two clicks to get it to work. Here is the page: [URL]
Here is the code used to implement the hide show, in the <head>:
Code:
<!-- Elements Needed for Video Player Popup -->
<!-- The javascript hide/show -->
<script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript">
<!--
function HideContent(d) {
document.getElementById(d).style.display = "none";
} function ShowContent(d) {
document.getElementById(d).style.display = "block";
} function ReverseDisplay(d) {
if(document.getElementById(d).style.display == "none") { document.getElementById(d).style.display = "block"; }
else { document.getElementById(d).style.display = "none"; }
} //-->
</script>
a
And on the image, which acts as the button:
Code:
<a href="javascript:ReverseDisplay('mediaspace2')">
<img src="images/vid_button_image.jpg" width="376" height="282" border="0" /></a>
Firstly, I dont even know if this is possible but anyway I have a HTML form element problem, I want to be able to double click one item in a multi select box and I want that double click to fire of a modal popup box.
I am able to get a regular hyperlink to do the action for me but I need it to be an item in a multi select box.
I have uploaded an example of my problem here,[url].
so for example i would like a popup to appear when you double click "volvo" just like the popup appears for the hyperlink at the bottom.
Anyone know whether it's possible to allow users to double click items of a multi-line text field? Of course, I want the double click to take them to another URL
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