Hi nicola.stufano are you asking this question because you have had the same form submitted twice?
Regards
Yes. Users click 2 times on Submit button when server need more seconds to response.
Can you explain me ALL STEPS I need to do this?
Hi, as far as I know there are no options available within the plugin to set up this type of rule. What you can do is go to Advanced settings and enable the following.
- Enable an “Are you sure?” popup for the submit button.
The above will give the server enough time to submit the form and eliminate the clicking on the submit button twice.
You can also add some information above this field to remind those submitting the form to only click once and allow a few seconds.
Kind regards
Yes, but I see that it is possible using JQuery. Do you know? I try your solution, and I inform you.
Ok,
I change a parameter into FSCF.
I add, in Advanced, Advanced Form and Email Settings, Submit button input attributes this command:
onClick=”this.disabled=true; this.value=’Invio in corso…’; this.form.submit();”
Hi nicola.stufano did that solve your issue?
I suppose.
I’m doing some test to verify full functionality
Hi nicola.stufano has your issue being resolved?
Thank you
Your onclick code does work but only when the “Are you sure?” setting is not enabled
Yes, My onlick code is fully functional without “Are you sure?” setting
Hi nicola.stufano I am happy to hear that your code is working well for you. Well done 🙂
I have added this feature in a new version I will release tomorrow.
There will be a new setting on the Advanced tab
“Enable to prevent double click on submit button.”
it will be enabled by default.
This setting disables the Submit button after click, to prevent double
click on button. Also prevents going back and submit the form again.
Note: this setting is ignored if the “Are you sure?” popup for the
submit button is enabled, or when you have filled in the Submit button
input attributes setting with a “onclick” attribute.
Mike
