RE: how to handle a user clicking very fast repeatedly on a web page

[Luis Andrei Cobo]

A long time ago I had this problem, specifically with submit buttons for
forms. But The technique I used was rather straight forward:

in your web page have this javascript:


function disableMe(obj) {
obj.disabled=true;
}


then your HTML buttons and links can have this as an onCLick handler:
eg:
input type="submit" name="submit" value="Click Me Many Many Times I Dare
you!!" onClick="disableMe(this)"

What this does is renders the link or button unclickable. If you have a
submit button problem, and are worried, this is a very quick fix.

Unfortunately this is only half of the solution since this way only works on
IE:

but there is another solution for netscape!!

place all the objects you want to disable into netscape layers and then
invisify them onClick =) its  a dirty trick but it works.

Have fun =)

Luis Andrei Cobo



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weblogic anyone?

[Luis Andrei Cobo]

Does anyone here use 
weblogic? Is there any reason to use tomcat along-side weblogic app 
server?

Also, does anyone 
have any idea how much weblogic app server runs? I don't want to be on the phone 
long distance to get a price quote and thier web site doesnt 
say.


Luis

searchable site with all this mail???

[Luis Andrei Cobo]

Is there some really 
handy place where we can search through the entire tomcat mailing list for 
answers to questions?

Im going to assume 
if there is a majordomo behind this list or something, then a copy of every 
message still exit on some central server, so writing a JSP or two to search 
through this stuff would not be too complicated

also

what about the 
ability to receive this mail in digest format?

Luis