On Wed, Apr 20, 2011 at 11:24 PM, Jamie Surman wrote:
> IMHO the value in doing this on the client rather than server side is the
> reduction in traffic between client and server.
>
You can do it on the client-side if you wish but you ALSO have to do it on
the server-side for the reason's Richard
My 2c, easily done via the AJAX client library. I use the following code for
cancelling button clicks during an async postback (ie inside an Update Panel)
(Note the client library is only available if you have a scriptmanager control
on your form)
-Add the following javascript to your page
func
Anthony
I presume you're trying to disable the button so a user cannot click twice.
This methodology has been discussed previously and, assuming that's the case,
you're looking at the problem the wrong way around. This is similar to the
'how do I disable the back button' question.
What do you
I have a similar problem with RemObject Hydra Delphi plugins
(http://www.remobjects.com/hydra/).
Outside of VS2010 it works fine .
In debug in vs2010 the plugin does not always work correctly.
I reported this back to RemObjects they said they had not observed this and
they wanted me to bui
