I have what I thought was a pretty straightforward javascript issue, but I'm starting to go nuts trying to figure out my problem.
I have a slow page, and it was possible for users to click submit, then click another button while waiting on the page to load, it was creating issues. I thought I could display a please wait message and disable the submit button on click. Below is the function, I am using asp.net 3.5 so there's a name mangling issue, because of this I was using a getElemenetsByName and scanning for the right items (not awesome but it seems to work). When I run this, the button becomes disabled, but then the page just sits there, the server never gets called. I tried in firefox and I didn't see any errors in firebug, but when I set a breakpointon the serv开发者_如何学Cer, the server def does not get called. I tried returning true in case there was an output expected, but nada. When I commend out the content of processing(){ // stuff }
then it works fine, so something in there seems to be killing me.
function processing() {
var pleaseWaitID = "lblPleaseWait";
var submitBtnName = "btnSubmit";
var submitControl = document.getElementsByTagName('input');
var pleaseWaitlbls = document.getElementsByName(pleaseWaitID);
for (pleaseWait in pleaseWaitlbls) {
if (pleaseWaitlbls[pleaseWait].style != null) {
pleaseWaitlbls[pleaseWait].style.visibility="visible";
}
}
for (submitButton in submitControl) {
if (submitControl[submitButton].name != null) {
if (submitControl[submitButton].name.search(submitBtnName) != -1) {
submitControl[submitButton].disabled = "disabled";
}
}
}
return true;
}
.....
asp:Button ID="btnSubmit" name="btnSubmit" SkinID="MainAction" runat="server" Text="Submit" OnClientClick = "javascript:processing();"
OnClick="btnSubmit_Click" meta:resourcekey="btnSubmitResource1"
Any ideas on what I've screwed up here?
Thanks you for your time.
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