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Hi-
I have a couple of pages on my asp.net site that take a few minutes to process after the user clicks the submit button. An example is a page that kicks off a Crystal Report that is printing a form and producing a PDF for a group of records - but there are others that simply perform database processing. If the number of records processed is small enough (and I'm assuming the time falls within some limit) the form executes fine. However, if the number of records increases it appears the page automatically reloads itself and the form gets submitted again thus producing double results. I have verified that the user is not clicking submit twice. There is no refresh in the HTML code. Is there some kind of IIS/Browser setting that tells the form to be re-submitted if no response is returned from the browser in a certain time?
Thanks! Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I have a couple of pages on my asp.net site that take a few minutes to process after the user clicks the submit button. An example is a page that kicks off a Crystal Report that is printing a form and producing a PDF for a group of records - but there are others that simply perform database processing. If the number of records processed is small enough (and I'm assuming the time falls within some limit) the form executes fine. However, if the number of records increases it appears the page automatically reloads itself and the form gets submitted again thus producing double results. I have verified that the user is not clicking submit twice. There is no refresh in the HTML code. Is there some kind of IIS/Browser setting that tells the form to be re-submitted if no response is returned from the browser in a certain time?
Thanks! Any help would be greatly appreciated!