It seems to me that if you just had the link button call a
client side function, that disabled or removed the button,
or set a boolean it would do the job? Write me back if my
understanding of the problem was too simple or you do not
know how to do this?
[quoted text, click to view] >-----Original Message-----
>Hi Guyz,
>
>Would appriciate any tip on disabling an ASP.NET
>LinkButton using client sided code like javascript.
>
>My Requirement is such that the user should be allowed to
>click on the link button only once (viz. he should not be
>allowed to submit the form twice). This stuff is easy
when
>using a ASP:Button or HTML Button... but a link button
has
>got me wondering how... plz help!
>
>Jeelz
>.
element onclick="DoSomething(); this.disabled=true"
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Best Regards
Vidar Petursson
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Microsoft Internet Client & Controls MVP
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[quoted text, click to view] "Jeelz" <jeelz@need4speed.com> wrote in message
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> Hi Guyz,
>
> Would appriciate any tip on disabling an ASP.NET
> LinkButton using client sided code like javascript.
>
> My Requirement is such that the user should be allowed to
> click on the link button only once (viz. he should not be
> allowed to submit the form twice). This stuff is easy when
> using a ASP:Button or HTML Button... but a link button has
> got me wondering how... plz help!
>
> Jeelz