Hello Urb,
I believe this came up a few months ago, and one of the answers was
setting a variable at the END of the form. You could then check for the
existence
of this variable, and if found, assume the form has been loaded.
You might be able to use something like jquery to check that each form
element
is contained within the page, and to not submit the form if any are missing.
Jquery has awesome DOM traversing abilities and is a pleasure to work
with VS javascript.
- Ben
Urb LeJeune wrote:
This pertains to a CMS but the effect can be seen in PHPmyAdmin.
If the form is large and someone click on Submit before the form has
fully downloaded the contents in the unloaded portion are truncated.
Does anyone have a suggest of a way to not allow a submit until the
entire form has downloaded?
Thanks
Urb
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