Without any to look at, it's very difficult for us to help you.
However, the simplest method of avoiding this is to use a global variable as a flag.
You would set the global variable (ie: in the root-level of your JavaSCript file), as false:
tapProcessing = false;
Then, whenever you start processing you, check against this flag and - if not true, then process.
Here's a rudimentary example to show you what I mean:
$('.selector').click(function(e){
if(!tapProcessing){
//the function is not processing, therefore set the flag to true:
tapProcessing = true;
//do your load/etc, and reset the flag to false in the callback (when finished):
$.get("test.php", function(data) {
// process your data here
// set your flag back to false:
tapProcessing = false;
});
}else{
//the function is already being processed from a previous click
}
e.preventDefault(); //assuming it's a link
});