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 I have a web XSLT application which is (among other things) doing large SQL Insert's, so sometimes it takes a while, user becomes impatient and clicks again (or just does double-click), and the same data is getting inserted again creating duplicate rows. I was thinking of some simple solution in Javascript, something like: <input name=myBtn onclick="this.disable=true;" /> and <body onload="if (document.myBtn.disabled) document.myBtn.disabled=false;" /> ... </body> Do you think that might work ? (that input is not a Submit button, the page actually reloads when any DB transaction is done) The complication is that the <body> and <input> are in different XSL files, i.e. if the button is in the "grandchild" of the <body> form (child xsl:include's the parent which includes a grandparent containg the <body>). Do they really share a "document" ? Doesn't seem to work for me. Or is there a nicer solution ? Please advise. Any help is very appreciated. Thank you in advance, Oleg. P.S.: Actually, it's a Cocoon/XSLT application with Actions written in Java, but I didn't want to go into that, hoping for a simple non-Java solution [without multi-threading and other potential troubles]. 
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