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Hello,
With
our application I use frames and the main frameset uses the event onUnload.
This
event is called when the user does the following to close the browser
(for Internet Explorer and Netscape):
ALT-F4
(on Windows), or
menu
File | Close/Exit, or
double-click on the system menu, or
click
on the "X" close button or
kill
the browser with the task manager.
. .
.
function
closeTest() {
if (self.isLogged) { window.open(URL, 'Logout', 'height=30,width=300,status=no,menubar=no,locationbar=no,location=no,title=no,resizable=no') } . . . self.isLogged =
true;
<frameset cols="100,*" border="0"
>
. . . </frameset>
But if
the browser or the system crashed, there is no way to catch this event ...
:-)
Our
goal was to catch the close event and then open a popup windows telling that the
user has been disconnected. There is no way to prevent the window to be
closed.
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- disconnect Rakesh
- RE: disconnect Siggelkow, Bill
- RE: disconnect Salonen, Aki
- Re: disconnect Alan Inser
- Re: disconnect Rakesh

