how to disable button after single click in outsystems

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how to disable button after single click in outsystems

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Hi Team,

Can any one help me how to disable button after single click immediately as need to restrict the user after first click .

any help is appreciated.

Thanks,

Sattibabu Vatti.

13 May 2019

Sravan Vanteru

Solution

Hi Sattibabu Vatti,

Use below event in onClick event under extended properties of button.

"var e=this;setTimeout(function(){e.disabled=true;},0);return true;"

Hope this helps.

Sravan

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14 May 2019

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Sattibabu Vatti

Sravan Vanteru wrote:

Hi Sattibabu Vatti,

Use below event in onClick event under extended properties of button.

"var e=this;setTimeout(function(){e.disabled=true;},0);return true;"

Hope this helps.

Sravan

Thanks Sravan.. your solution working as expected to me. :)

15 May 2019

Vaibhav phutane

Sravan Vanteru wrote:

Hi Sattibabu Vatti,

Use below event in onClick event under extended properties of button.

"var e=this;setTimeout(function(){e.disabled=true;},0);return true;"

Hope this helps.

Sravan

Is there any way other than writing Javascript?
It is not recommended use seTimeout() function

05 Mar 2020

João Melo

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Best way to accomplish this is with a tiny javascript code. Take a look at this fiddle:

https://jsfiddle.net/joaomelont/0kLzhy1s/5/

13 May 2019

Manthan Shah

Hi Sattibabu Vatti,

You can use javascript as João Melo said. But I would suggest you to use a forge component if your button is with a Submit method. Please find the link below of forge component:

https://www.outsystems.com/forge/component-overview/2579/button-locker

Regards,

Manthan Shah.

14 May 2019

Sravan Vanteru

Solution

Hi Sattibabu Vatti,

Use below event in onClick event under extended properties of button.

"var e=this;setTimeout(function(){e.disabled=true;},0);return true;"

Hope this helps.

Sravan

14 May 2019

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Sattibabu Vatti

Sravan Vanteru wrote:

Hi Sattibabu Vatti,

Use below event in onClick event under extended properties of button.

"var e=this;setTimeout(function(){e.disabled=true;},0);return true;"

Hope this helps.

Sravan

Thanks Sravan.. your solution working as expected to me. :)

15 May 2019

Vaibhav phutane

Sravan Vanteru wrote:

Hi Sattibabu Vatti,

Use below event in onClick event under extended properties of button.

"var e=this;setTimeout(function(){e.disabled=true;},0);return true;"

Hope this helps.

Sravan

Is there any way other than writing Javascript?
It is not recommended use seTimeout() function

05 Mar 2020

assif_tiger

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Hi Sattibabu Vatti,

Another simple approach to this other then the JS is :

1- Create a local Boolean flag variable on Screen & set it to true by Default.

2- Add this variable to Button Enable Property.

3- Add onClick Listener on Button

4- Under OnClick Action set the local Boolean flag variable to False.

Hope it helps,

Assif

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Jorge Martins

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assif_tiger wrote:

Hi Sattibabu Vatti,

Another simple approach to this other then the JS is :

1- Create a local Boolean flag variable on Screen & set it to true by Default.

2- Add this variable to Button Enable Property.

3- Add onClick Listener on Button

4- Under OnClick Action set the local Boolean flag variable to False.

Hope it helps,

Assif

@assif_tiger, this will not restrict the button at all... for any kind of restriction to take place you would also need to:

set the Button's Name property;
set the Button's Method property to Ajax Submit;
add an Ajax Refresh to the OnClick handler to also refresh the Button.

And this will only restrict clicks after the server processes the request. Definitely not what the OP was asking.

As far as I know there is no way of restricting clicks without some sort of Javascript, either directly embedded, like João Melo's and Sravan Vanteru's approaches or by using a component that does it for you behind the scenes.

15 May 2019

assif_tiger

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Jorge Martins wrote:

assif_tiger wrote:

Hi Sattibabu Vatti,

Another simple approach to this other then the JS is :

1- Create a local Boolean flag variable on Screen & set it to true by Default.

2- Add this variable to Button Enable Property.

3- Add onClick Listener on Button

4- Under OnClick Action set the local Boolean flag variable to False.

Hope it helps,

Assif

@assif_tiger, this will not restrict the button at all... for any kind of restriction to take place you would also need to:

set the Button's Name property;
set the Button's Method property to Ajax Submit;
add an Ajax Refresh to the OnClick handler to also refresh the Button.

And this will only restrict clicks after the server processes the request. Definitely not what the OP was asking.

Thanks, Jorge for Correcting me :)

But my answer was more often for the Mobile, as I didn't get a clear picture from the question of whether it is for mobile or web.

15 May 2019

assif_tiger

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Hi Folks,

Alternate standard outsystems solution for restricting the spam click or allowing a single click :

- Using the Link instead button.

- Applying 'Button' css class on it, so that it will look like a button.

- Using the 'Load' css class.

Now this Load class will automatically handle spam click or give a pause to user by showing a progress on button for some seconds.

Note: This will again set the button i.e link enable to allow click.

Hope it helps,

Assif

05 Mar 2020

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