if the "log out" is an event, like a click on the "logout" button, you can intercept it, issue a submit with javascript and then actually logout the user... if you're good with javascript-fu, the user won't notice it. If instead the "log out" is the user closing the window, YMMV. You can hook up to the "beforeonload" event, but it's quite nasty because: - you'd have to work your way through other stuff (the event is raised also on form submits, user clicking on a link that leads to another page, etc) - a big alarm gets raised (you surely noticed some of them on the internet, like "the page is asking: are you sure you want to leave this page?")
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