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Thread ID: 12030	2001-10-13 05:13:00	Why double, triple and even quadruple postings????	Guest (0)	Press F1

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21329	2001-10-13 05:13:00	Pardon my ignorance, but why do some people post the same question more than once within a short space of time? This is more than a 'slip of the finger' - is it attention seeking or what?	Guest (0)
21330	2001-10-13 05:42:00	Their connection is slow, and after they click post, it appears to them that nothing is happening, so they click it again, sometimes, again AND again. Also, it does take a little while for the message to appear on the page. :-) Dylan Cruickshank	Guest (0)
21331	2001-10-13 05:48:00	I take it you are new to the group?	Guest (0)
21332	2001-10-13 07:27:00	Yes. Very new and very green. Having had amazing help to one query, I'm hooked on this site, even though I don't often understand it all. Hope my answer doesn't post more than once now!	Guest (0)
21333	2001-10-13 22:08:00	PC World: try putting something like this under the POST buttons: <INPUT TYPE=button name='postcomment' VALUE='POST' onClick='JavaScript:document._Comment.postcomment. disabled=false; return _doClick('9ed61616f5906ac9cc2569cb0006e708/$Body/0.39C4', this, null)'> That should disable the button as soon as you click it on IE 4.0+ I think, you should play around to get it doing both things on the single click because I'm not sure if my code's quite right.	Guest (0)
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