[jQuery] Re: Making a button in active

[Charlie]

another option is put an overlay over them Fluffica wrote: I thought "oriHref" was a fancy part of jQuery there. Well, hopefull thinking. Unfortunatly I've got a long list of dynamic links, and need to disable them all when one is clicked. Putting the original href back into each one doesn't seem possible (at least with my "designer trying out this _javascript_ thing" smarts). And I'm afraid I'm not sure what a timeout method is... On May 27, 3:58 pm, GaVrA <ga...@crtaci.info> wrote: You can use timeout method, or maybe changing href attribute to href="" $(".btn").click(function(){        var oriHref = $(this).attr('href');        //.btn is now NOT clickable       $(this).attr('href' : '');       $("#somethingElse").doStuff("slow", function(){               //.btn is now clickable               $('.btn').attr('href' : 'oriHref');        }); } On May 27, 3:05 pm, Fluffica <thomas.james.winstan...@googlemail.com> wrote: Good Afternoon (or morning depending on where you are). I really hate posting probably quite simple questions to forums, but this is really foxing me.         $(".btn").click(function(){                 //.btn is now NOT clickable                 $("#somethingElse").doStuff("slow", function(){                         //.btn is now clickable                 });         } I've got a long navigation, and pages slide in and out of view. Troubles are, if the user impaitently clicks a load of links while the page loading and sliding in is happening, it melts my (probably poorly written) code. So, I'm trying to stop the user from clicking on any other buttons, while the page loader is doing it's thing.