Why not use an "I have read this" button that the user must click?
An alternative is an onUnload routine in the <BODY> tag... but, yhis
just means it was received, and that the user has moved on.
Dick
At 9:41 AM +0100 8/22/00, Michael O Reilly wrote:
>Hi all,
>I have been given a problem which I'm not sure is solvable.
>We are to publish staff rosters on the Web and want to know if staff have
>been notified of/looked at their roster.
>I have said that although we can detect that the user has requested a page,
>it's impossible to know if the whole page arrived at the browser (people are
>connecting in from all over the world on some very dodgy telco systems so
>connection speeds can be assumed to be poor). Am I correct here.
>
>I know I could put a JS onload event into the <body> tag which submits some
>info back to the server. But can I put anything at the end of the page which
>would do the same.
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