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When I user decisedes to leave my site. How can I detect that imidietly and trigger code to run from that?

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use GLOBAL.ASA (see www.w3schools.com / ASP)

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> When I user decisedes to leave my site. How can I detect that imidietly
and trigger code to run from that?
>
> best regards
> Rickard
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As I have understood it Global.asa can only use four differetn event handlers, and I am looking for some way to catch the fact that some user have pressed "close" on the browser X. Is it really possible to use global.asa for that purpose?

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first of all this isn't an ASP question, but more a JavaScript/clientside
scripting question, so you'll have more luck getting an answer in the
appropriate scripting newsgroups,
second I can tell you there really isn't a way to do this properly,
you can try faking it, but there will always be situations where this won't
work,

perhaps if you explain -what- exactly you are trying to do, we can give you
a proper serverside solution?


"Rickard Sok" <> wrote in message
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> As I have understood it Global.asa can only use four differetn event
handlers, and I am looking for some way to catch the fact that some user
have pressed "close" on the browser X. Is it really possible to use
global.asa for that purpose?
>
> Rickard
>
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"Rickard Sok" <> wrote in message
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> When I user decisedes to leave my site. How can I detect that imidietly
and trigger code to run from that?
>
> best regards
> Rickard
>
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> Sent via Fuzzy Software @ http://www.fuzzysoftware.com/
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You can't. You should find another way to do what you need.

You might be able to do something in client-side javascript
(http://developer.irt.org/script/1578.htm), but all these methods can be
got around.

Eventually the session will timeout (and if you are lucky - see
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2078), the session_onend event will fire.

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