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I just realized something... shouldn't the Flood Check (mine's set at 10 seconds) prevent accidental double-postings? I'm only asking because apparently it doesn't.  Or is the nature of double-postings themselves outside the scope of the software (if that makes sense)?
Last edited by Rick; 11/22/2006 6:34 PM.
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I think what happens is a double click actually gets two instances of the program going at once. So, it's a bit of a race. If both are running at the same time, the floodcheck gets missed because the first one hasn't actually been committed yet.
I think the only "real" way around this is to maybe do some javascript. So, you click the submit button, and then maybe the button gets disabled by javascript.
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I love seeing the disabled submit buttons, so it'd be kinda cool to get it in to stop it  ...
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This is probably going to end up waiting until 7.1. I need to add the ability to specify a javascript unload statement in the header. Otherwise if you hit submit and encounter an error, the button is still disabled when you go back  So, I have to rework things quite a bit and don't want to do that on a minor release.
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