One member regularly makes double posts

[Square Wheels]

I have 1 member using Edge on Windows 10 that regularly (at least once a day) makes double posts, today he made a triple post.

Any suggestions I can offer him to have this stop happening?

Thanks

[Jim M]

Is he rapidly clicking the submit button? 

[Square Wheels]

I presume not, but I tried that here when I made this post and it only posted once.

[Square Wheels]

He confirmed he only clicks once.

[DesignzShop]

4.1.12 release notes, not sure if it applies here, for example if you're not on a windows server

Additional Information

Important Fixes

In addition to many smaller bug fixes and performance improvements, the following important fixes are included:

• Support departments in Commerce could not be deleted.
• Member groups could not be deleted.
• The summary when submitting a calendar event may show the wrong time.
• Double posts may occur on Windows servers.
• Using very high limits for the number of questions per poll may cause errors.
• Setting up the REST API may fail.

[Square Wheels]

Thanks @DesignzShop, I thought I remembered reading about preventing double posts somewhere.  Sadly I am on a linux server for this site.

[DesignzShop]

Make sure SW they clear their browser cookie cache and have them attempt it again. I had several users with issues last upgrade and this worked for all of them. Not sure if it applies here, but always worth a shot.

[Square Wheels]

Thanks again, I regularly suggest they do that with IPS.  It's a real pain, and I get a lot of grief over it.

I'll suggest they try this.

[The Jimmo]

Is this in creating a new topic or a reply to an already created topic?

[Square Wheels]

Creating new.

[Jim M]

1 hour ago, Square Wheels said:

Creating new.

They must be accidentally (or not knowingly) clicking the button multiple times as that's the only way I can reproduce this.

[Square Wheels]

Just now, Jim M said:

They must be accidentally (or not knowingly) clicking the button multiple times as that's the only way I can reproduce this.

OK, thanks.  They did confirm they are not doing this though. 

It only seems to happen with this one user, so I'm not worried, nor is he.  

[chilihead]

Try this.

 

[Square Wheels]

2 minutes ago, chilihead said:

Try this.

Thanks, I will!

I wonder why this isn't stock?

[bern5]

what if you set the flood control - does that stop it?