>>>We have a customer using our application that has a problem.
>>>Within our app, we have a two different forms (one generates
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> was a long shot asking here if anyone had seen anything
> like this before, but I'm down to taking long shots.
>>>>We have a customer using our application that has a problem.
>>>>Within our app, we have a two different forms (one generates
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>
> - Oliver
We designed it so the send can only be clicked once, somehow
one click is generating 6 events so there's really no way to prevent
it without figuring out why this happens.
We have to deal with it after the fact which is kind of ugly. I just
don't understand how come it's only happening to this one company,
30 different people within the company and nobody else.
Answerz Inc - 18 Mar 2006 03:10 GMT
>>>>>We have a customer using our application that has a problem.
>>>>>Within our app, we have a two different forms (one generates
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>don't understand how come it's only happening to this one company,
>30 different people within the company and nobody else.
Rewrite in .Net. We never have these kind of problems.
Oliver Wong - 20 Mar 2006 15:43 GMT
>> Design your app to reject multiple submits with identical inputs?
>
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> don't understand how come it's only happening to this one company,
> 30 different people within the company and nobody else.
Design it on the server side, I mean. I.e. even if your clients reverse
engineer your procotol and write their own clients to generate a billion
clicks, the server recjects multiple submits with identical inputs.
- Oliver