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Preventing user to click on links once form submitted

843844Feb 11 2009 — edited Feb 19 2009
Hi All,

Preventing end user to click on any links once he/she submitted the form until he/she received a response from it.
I can use filter or shale techniques for this, but it prevents the multiple form submits but not the links.
(ie, hyperlinks can’t control with the above techniques I suppose.)

I also used hourglass technique of Javascript. It will show you the hour glass icon once you submitted the form/page.
Mean while if you mouse over any links on the page (I have other command links on the same page), the hourglass icon showing with hand icon.

<tr:commandButton provides one attribute blocking=”true”, is not working in this condition.[setting true – blocking user input when the action is initiated and will stop when response received from server.]

At least if I provide a progress indicator by using <tr:progressIndicator, well enough to the user as some process is going on so that end user can wait for some time.
I have gone through in detail about it - http://myfaces.apache.org/trinidad/trinidad-api/tagdoc/tr_progressIndicator.html

Please provide your inputs, how to implement by using <tr:progressIndicator for my <tr:commandButton.

Or any other fruitful solution for this?

Thanks in advance :-)
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