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stop multiple click events?

joe
Hi,
I have an aspx page that reads a session variable and
loads an appropriate set of user controls. It appears that
the user is going to different pages when in reality it is
the same page with different user controls. This all
works fine.

If the user hits the navigation buttons very quickly (i.e.
next, back, next). The page gets confused and loads
different sections of different pages.

Is there a way to stop a user from making multiple
clicks? I tried disabling the buttons in the click event
but since the whole page is completely dynamic, I build it
in the page_load event which is called before the click
events occur. The page_load event can be called multiple
times which breaks the app.

Any ideas?
Nov 17 '05 #1
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