Re: Trap BrowserClose event so can Logout Session

"Ron J" <rjohnson@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:eLmmZy9HIHA.4296@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

How can I trap the user just closing the browser (upper right [x])

You can't.

This question comes up regularly - there are usually several suggestions, mainly centering around the onunload event of the <body> tag - none of them even half works.

Don't waste any time on this - it isn't possible, otherwise every website in the world would be doing it...


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Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVP
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