Thanx for your repl
----- Peter Rilling wrote: ----
Because everything run by ASP.NET is synchronous, meaning that one line o
code must complete before the next. If you disable a button, it is disable
in the ASP.NET object on the server, but remember, the page is not rendere
until all code has finished executing on the server (for the most part)
Now, if the problem is that the buttons still exist on the page after yo
clicked a button, this probably has to do with the fact that IE does no
necessarily update the screen until it gets something back from the server
You may need to disable the button via client script
"MoeJoe" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in messag
news:8D**********************************@microsof t.com..
I have an asp.net app that updates SQL server and AD, I wanted to disabl
the "SAVE" button when its clicked until all data are saved. so I did th
followin in the Page_Loa
If Page.IsPostBack = True The
btnOK.Enabled = Fals
End i
in the btnSave_Clic
btnOK.Enabled = Fals
call SaveSQL(
call SaveAD(
btnOK.Enabled = Tru
for some reason, the disable (Enabled=false) does not work. any ide
why?? Than