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If I had to guess, I would say it was the opposite. The page was loading too slowly, so users would click submit a second time. So the popup was added so the us
by rgbrenner 14y ago
If I had to guess, I would say it was the opposite. The page was loading too slowly, so users would click submit a second time. So the popup was added so the users know their first click was received and the page is loading.
Seriously, users will resubmit forms if the next page doesn't respond in a 1000ms - 1500ms.
- dak1 14y agoThe more correct solution then would be to disable the submit button and provide some sort of (non-misleading) feedback that showed something was happening.