Button disable doesn´t work

[guilherme21922]

[code=cpp]
protected void btnTest_Click(o bject sender, EventArgs e)
{
btnTest.Enabled = false;

//here is some code - that code take 15seconds

//and in the end i put the button n enabled
btnTest.Enabled = true;

}[/code]

i don´t know why that happen...
when i click again the event accumulate!!!!
i don´t know...is there some property that need to be set?

thanks

[nateraaaa]

Do you set the Enabled property in the Page Load event anywhere? The Page Load event will be hit before your button click event when the button is clicked.

Nathan

[Plater]

Is this a web or windows application?

You are remembering that you enabled the button at the end of your function right? So it's not going to stay disabled.

[Frinavale]

The code that takes 15seconds to complete....is it run in a thread?

[guilherme21922]

Do you set the Enabled property in the Page Load event anywhere? The Page Load event will be hit before your button click event when the button is clicked.

Nathan

No...i do not set the enabled property in the Page Load

[guilherme21922]

The code that takes 15seconds to complete....is it run in a thread?

The code is a web service call...

[Plater]

Well, if this IS a web application, it will process that entire amount of code before returning back to the webpage.
So it will disable the button, run the code, then re-enable the button before it even gets back to the client browser.

If you want the button to be disabled while it's working, you're going to need to attach a javascript onclick (onclientclick in aspx code) to disable the button.
When the page reloads after processing from the regular onclick code, it will be enabled again.

[guilherme21922]

Is this a web or windows application?

You are remembering that you enabled the button at the end of your function right? So it's not going to stay disabled.

Is a Web application.

The problem i think is that by default...the button properties start with enabled...and when i call a web service my settings go away...because the postback...and the page take the initial property

[guilherme21922]

Well, if this IS a web application, it will process that entire amount of code before returning back to the webpage.
So it will disable the button, run the code, then re-enable the button before it even gets back to the client browser.

If you want the button to be disabled while it's working, you're going to need to attach a javascript onclick (onclientclick in aspx code) to disable the button.
When the page reloads after processing from the regular onclick code, it will be enabled again.

but the my button cannot be an asp button...correc t?

i think you solve my problem!

[Plater]

Any button can work.