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How to handle browser close events in asp.net
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Well, that's not possible purely on server-side (i.e., in
code-behind or in <scr ipt runat='server'> tags because the browser only fires
an "onunload" client-side (i.e., inside the browser's context) event whenever
it is closing or the URL is changed. Also, it is possible (in client-side,
again) to check the closed status of a window that has been opened using the
window.open() method in JavaScript from the browser window that opened it. So
here's what you will have to do:
Create a simple HTML page with following:
<scr ipt language="javascript">
var myWin = window.open("<URL for your ASP.NET application start or main
page>");
function checkStatus()
{
if(myWin.closed)
{
//Call the page to kill session
location.href = "KillSession.aspx";
//Optional step
window.close();
}
else
{
//Check status every 100mS
setTimeout("checkStatus();", 100);
}
}
</scr ipt>
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