Well, if its a "duplicate" job, then you could just store away the last(or last 5, however secure you want to be) job sent over the socket; then you could do an equality check on them, and if they are equal(or equal enough, it depends on you application), then you can either (a)cancel the job, or (b)(probably a more user-friendly version)tell the user that they accidently hit reload, and caused a duplicate proccess--which was cancelled.

ORYou could store an array with the last(or last 5, as above) users(assuming that there is some data as such on the form, i.e., unique data describing the user; name, email, etc.). Then, you could match the current user against the array(or scalar), and see if they match; if so, your response can be as above, or whatever suits your purposes.

These are just a few suggestions; there's more than one way to do it, but its hard to know without some more data.

In reply to Re: Reload/Repost Disable by dimmesdale
in thread Reload/Repost Disable by toddler

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