Hi there,
First off this may be more of a javascript question than PHP question
but I was wondering if anyone else has attempted something similar (and
it does involve the deletion of PHP sessions).
Here's the scenario: I have a 'stand alone' website on our intranet
which creates a PHP session upon startup. A new browser window is then
opened for the duration of the site - until the user has finished and
wishes to leave the system. This window cannot have a link to a standard
'logout' page, it needs to delete the PHP session when the browser
window is closed (possibly by launching a temporary page which calls the
necessary functions and then automatically closes via javascript).
The problem I have is that this site must work in both IE and Netscape
and this is what is causing me headaches :) Both browsers supposedly
support an 'onunload' event and I have managed to achieve what I want in
IE but Netscape refuses to lauch my 'logging out' page.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I could achieve the
following:
a) Browser window closed by user clicking on [X]
b) 'Logging out' page opened (which handles the PHP session deletion).
I hope this is clear enough.
Neil
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