Can single-click act as ONE real single-click, not so many single-clicks?

[soapyli]

Here's a situation which I need Klick'r to finish: I needed to click the "All money" button. This would automatically populate the numeric input field to the left of the button with all the available funds currently in my bank account, eliminating the need for manual data input. Then, after clicking the button, it disappears and gets covered by the input field on the left.
The only parameter that can be set for the "Click" action in Klick'r software is the duration, with a minimum of 1ms. I have tried setting it: even when set to the minimum of 1ms, this "click" action sometimes acts as a double-click (or even more clicks), which results the unexpected UI interfaces.
Is there any way to ensure a single click is recognized as just one click, rather than multiple clicks?

[soapyli]

If one click is triggered, the button is disappeared with no side-effect. But if the second click is provided, then the numeric input field enters editing mode with digital keyboard on the screen, masking other UI elements.
This is absolutely not what I want.

[soapyli]

I got the answer!
Without any delay after a click, the current page with NOT disappear in no time. So this senario will be matched more than once even after the click. Even if the page disappears, the buffered click action will be executed, which exerts a certain side effects later on.
To avoid this, you can add 'delay' action after some clicking (not definately needed), or you can add 'disable this senario' action.