Yes it is possible but you need some JavaScript
You can create a js include file or put this in your wrapper template
file. The idea is to put a event listener on the onbeforeunload
function. I have tested this in a few more common browsers and it
works.
window.onbeforeunload =
Your other choice is to have your entire application opened in a new,
separate browser window, but with the browser 'chrome' history
turned off. In that case, users cannot accidentally navigate away from
the application, because there _is no_ navigation history to begin
with. Of course not
: warning on 'back' button before closing
application?
Date: Wed, 14 Jan 2009 22:52:11 -
Your other choice is to have your entire application opened in a new,
separate browser window, but with the browser 'chrome' history
turned off. In that case, users cannot accidentally navigate away from
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