Anith Gopal

A couple of weeks ago we had a Windows Identity Foundation workshop in Belgium delivered by Vittorio Bertocci . Frank Cornelis from FedICT was very quick to apply this knowledge and make it so you can now easily use the Belgian electronic ID cards with your ASP.NET applications.

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I was recently working on a SharePoint Application Page and encountered an issue whereby button clicks were only working for the first click.  The second and subsequent clicks weren’t working. The issue appears to be due to SharePoint interfering with the JavaScript that is necessary to process an ASP.NET post-back.  Anyway, adding an OnClientClick attribute as illustrated in the following example resolved the issue for me.  I hope this helps you to overcome this issue if you happen to encounter it also! <asp:Button ID=”btnMybutton” runat=”server” OnClick=”btnMybutton_OnClick” Text=”Button” OnClientClick=”_spFormOnSubmitCalled = false;” />