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Disable button WITHOUT using onClick

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Hi all,

 

I need to do the following:

 

When a button is clicked, the button then disables (as well as running its normal function).

 

Obviously I'm used to using this.disabled=true but in this instance I cannot access the onClick in the <input> tag because the page is hard coded by a third party application.

 

So I'm trying to make a function which locates the button, notices if it's been clicked and disables it on click. Seems easy to me! However I cannot make it work!

 

Here are the two variations I've tried (both call the function in the page onLoad):

 

function disableButton() {

document.getElementById('submit').onclick=document.getElementById('submit').disabled=true;

}

 

and....

 

function disableButton() {

if(document.getElementById('submit').onclick=true)

{

document.getElementById('submit').disabled=true;

}

}

 

Any ideas? Because this seems like it should be way easier than I'm finding it right now!

 

Thanks

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