[Seaside] [2.8]Slow connection causes problem

[Ryan Simmons]

Carl on our side we also use some javascript, but instead of changing the
onClick action of the anchor/button we show the overlay div from the
lightbox method over the screen after 1 second we update this to show a
lightbox / modal dialog saying please wait and after a minute we add a
message saying something appears to have gone wrong click here to refresh.

We do this in the following circumstances.

1. When a user clicks on an anchor or button.
2. A Prototype or jQuery request is made to the server. The overlay and
lightbox are removed when the request returns.
3. When a page is loading. This prevents another issue that users can click
on a submit button before the form tag has been closed which causes them to
get redirected to the initial page.


On 8 March 2011 05:06, Carl Gundel <carlg at libertybasic.com> wrote:

> When I access my Seaside application using my iPhone over  a 3G connection
> it is very easy to click on an anchor and then click on it or another anchor
> before I get a response.  This often becomes a problem because the
> underlying state of my application is no longer valid for the second click.
>  Clearly it makes sense for Seaside to handle this intelligently.
>
> -Carl Gundel
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