Lock and Load Gif: Disabling ASP.NET Form Controls During Postbacks

Now that we've set up the Yahoo Framework in our project, it's time to get started with the Panel object from Yahoo YUI. In this article, we'll explore how to disable all ASP.NET form controls during a postback and display a friendly animated GIF while the page is processing.

First, let's copy the directory containing the framework scripts to our web project. The framework should be in one directory called YUI, which I've downloaded in version 2.7.0. To get started, download the framework scripts from 'here'(v.).

The Yahoo Framework provides us with a full working JavaScript framework that we can use in our web applications for free! It's an excellent resource that allows us to enhance the user experience without breaking the bank.

So, why not take advantage of it? You can find more information about the Panel object and the Yahoo YUI framework 'here'.

In fact, you can even move this little box while waiting for the page to process! In this article, we'll show you how to disable all ASP.NET form controls during a postback and display a friendly animated GIF while the page is processing.

One common problem with ASP.NET forms is that users tend to submit multiple requests in quick succession, hoping to speed up the processing time. This can lead to data problems and other issues. To solve this problem, one way is to disable the submit button once it's been pushed.

Let's say you have an ASP.NET form that takes up to 30 seconds to process. The user keeps pushing the submit button twice or more, hoping to get the information faster. This can be frustrating for both the user and the developer. One of the biggest problems in web development is pages that take a long time to process once submitted.

In this article, we'll explore how to disable all ASP.NET form controls during a postback and display a friendly animated GIF while the page is processing. By using the Panel object from Yahoo YUI, you can provide your users with a better experience and reduce the likelihood of data problems. Stay tuned for more information!

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