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Double click issue

Hello all, Is there an elegant and standard way within JET framework to prevent user from double clicking on the button?
<oj-button id='submit' on-oj-action='[[submitRequest]]'>Submit</oj-button>
I have tried the following but it doesn't work... It still gets submitted twice.
Being a Java developer, any help on resolving this OJET issue would be highly appreciated.
self.requestInProgress = ko.observable(false); self.submitRequest = async function (event) { console.log('createRequest::submitRequest'); console.log('self.requestInProgress::'+self.requestInProgress()); await executeSubmitCall(); }; var executeSubmitCall = async function () { if (!self.requestInProgress()) { self.requestInProgress(true); if (await validateSubmitForm()) { await prepareSubmitCall(false); } self.requestInProgress(false); } };
Thanks.
Best Answer
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The button itself does have some throttling built-in (you can't click on it really fast), but it does not stop you from clicking twice over a second or even a half-second. You can write your own trap code in the on-oj-action event handler for things like this if you like.
If you are trying to stop someone from submitting a form twice, or something like that, you can set a binding to the "disabled" property and control the status of that in the on-oj-action event handler.
Answers
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The button itself does have some throttling built-in (you can't click on it really fast), but it does not stop you from clicking twice over a second or even a half-second. You can write your own trap code in the on-oj-action event handler for things like this if you like.
If you are trying to stop someone from submitting a form twice, or something like that, you can set a binding to the "disabled" property and control the status of that in the on-oj-action event handler.
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Thanks John! Binding the disabled property in the on-oj-action event handler and controlling the status worked.
<oj-button id='submit' on-oj-action='[[submitRequest]]' data-bind="disable: requestInProgress() === true">Submit</oj-button>