bmit anymore
>
> >> > or use a timeout - like 2 seconds - most of the multiple submission
> >> > happens due to a double click on the button (by accident or not)
>
> >> > after all, it does make sense to check on already submitted data in
> >> &
be able to
> >> > submit anymore
>
> >> > or use a timeout - like 2 seconds - most of the multiple submission
> >> > happens due to a double click on the button (by accident or not)
>
> >> > after all, it does make sense to check on already submitte
gt;> > after all, it does make sense to check on already submitted data in
>> > PHP again
>> > this will work even it js is disabled - read the last inserted record
>> > and compare it to the current one
>> > if they match, its obviously a double post
>>
sion
> > happens due to a double click on the button (by accident or not)
>
> > after all, it does make sense to check on already submitted data in
> > PHP again
> > this will work even it js is disabled - read the last inserted record
> > and compare it to the current on
eady submitted data in
> PHP again
> this will work even it js is disabled - read the last inserted record
> and compare it to the current one
> if they match, its obviously a double post
>
> On 28 Jan., 01:55, aveev wrote:
>
> > How can I avoid multiple form submission ??
again
this will work even it js is disabled - read the last inserted record
and compare it to the current one
if they match, its obviously a double post
On 28 Jan., 01:55, aveev wrote:
> How can I avoid multiple form submission ??
> I know that this topic has been discussed in other forums.
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How can I avoid multiple form submission ??
I know that this topic has been discussed in other forums.
When a user submits a form, how can we prevent the user to submit the form
again and again ?
I read some threads in other forums. They use a session variable (writing a
value to a session
