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Jan 15, 2007 Jan 15, 2007

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Hi all,

I have a page that allows the user to submit and upload an image to be resized and so on. Sometimes this takes a little while to do, and I was wondering, is there a way for me to either disable the buttons on the page or preferably to pop a flash window up on top of the page to prevent the user from getting click happy to try and "speed the process up".

Is this possible? I can create the Flash file, but need to know the best way to pop it up over the main window once the form has been submitted.

TIA,
Paul
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There are three ways. You can use javascript/actionscript on the form page, submit to an intermediate page, or use cfflush on the action page. None that I've seen are foolproof, but they all take a conscientous effort to re-submit the form.

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