I stand corrected... further testing reveals what I had thought would happen. Not disabling the button still allows for it to be clicked again and posts the record multiple times. This is a catch-22 situation.


>Naomi,
>
>This does work. Taking out the disabled setting allows the server side OnClick method to fire. I originally thought, however, that not disabling the button would still enable the button to be pressed again and cause the same situation of having duplicates added, but it doesn't. I am guessing that the form.submit that immediately follows in the client side code takes care of this. Here is the final code for the button:
>
>

><mm:mmButton ID="btnSubmit" runat="server" Text="Save" OnClientClick="this.value = 'Submitting...';
>             ;this.form.submit(); "
>              OnClick="btnSubmit_Click" Width="100px" /></td>
>

>
>Thanks again for your help.
>
>Bob
>
>>Just curious, if you remove this.disabled=true and only leave this.value = 'Submitting';return true;
>>
>>would the code in OnClick event work?
>>
>>>This did not work as the OnClick event still does not fire.
>>>
>>>I will need to do more research on this. Thanks for your help.
>>>
>>>Bob
>>>
>>>>
>>>>OnClientClick must return true in order for OnClick to fire server code.
>>>>
>>>>Try
>>>>

>>>>OnClientClick="this.disabled=true;this.value='Submitting...';return true;" 
>>>>

>>>>
>>>>If this would not work for some reason, we may need to put this code into separate JavaScript function.