I wanted to prevent rapid double clicking of an AJAXed tab. My code
works well in IE8, FF, and S. In IE7 and 6, the tab gets disabled
permanently even though I see both window.status calls printing out
the expected stuff. What's going on?
++++++++++++++++++++++++++
var tabOnclick = tabElement.down('a').readAttribute('onclick');
window.status = tabOnclick;
tabElement.down('a').writeAttribute('onclick', null);
new Ajax.Updater(
'tabContentArea',
'someServerScript.php', {
onComplete: function() {
new PeriodicalExecuter(
function(myself) {
tabElement.down('a').writeAttribute('onclick',
tabOnclick);
window.status = 're-enabled : ' + tabOnclick;
myself.stop();
}.bind(this),
2
);
}
}
);
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