end session when the browser window is closed.

[sun]

I want to do clean up routine to my database when the browser is closed. I
have my code in session-end - but it never fires when the browser closes. I
cant do onbeforeunload as it will be fired each time when the browser posts
back.
Somehow I want to capture browser close event and fire session abandon which
will call session end. Please help.
Thanks,
Sun

[James Steele]

Hi Sun,

I don't beleive you can "reliably detect" a browser closing.
Have you tried employing some type of session timeout which would fire
the session end?

[Eliyahu Goldin]

Consider using HttpResponse.IsClientConnected property.

Eliyahu

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I want to do clean up routine to my database when the browser is closed. I have my code in session-end - but it never fires when the browser closes. I cant do onbeforeunload as it will be fired each time when the browser posts back.
Somehow I want to capture browser close event and fire session abandon which will call session end. Please help.
Thanks,
Sun

[sun]

How or where do I have to use HttoResponse.IsClientConnected property
Sun

"Eliyahu Goldin" wrote:

Consider using HttpResponse.IsClientConnected property.

Eliyahu

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I want to do clean up routine to my database when the browser is closed.

I

have my code in session-end - but it never fires when the browser closes.

I

cant do onbeforeunload as it will be fired each time when the browser

posts

back.
Somehow I want to capture browser close event and fire session abandon

which

will call session end. Please help.
Thanks,
Sun

[Eliyahu Goldin]

Start from googling newsgroups to see how other people use it. I don't have
personal experience with it, that's why I put a careful "Consider" in my
post. Could be it doesn't help at all. Consider it. Make your own research.

Eliyahu

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How or where do I have to use HttoResponse.IsClientConnected property
Sun

"Eliyahu Goldin" wrote:

Consider using HttpResponse.IsClientConnected property.

Eliyahu

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I want to do clean up routine to my database when the browser is

closed. I

have my code in session-end - but it never fires when the browser

closes. I

cant do onbeforeunload as it will be fired each time when the browser

posts

back.
Somehow I want to capture browser close event and fire session abandon

which

will call session end. Please help.
Thanks,
Sun

[Josh]

> Somehow I want to capture browser close event and fire session abandon

which
will call session end. Please help.

I think you are missing a trick. The behaviour is a feature. I think users
can close thier browser and then reconnect to thier session if it was an
accident.

What do you have to clear out? Have you got a lot of data in the session?

[Patrice]

My personal preference is to not tied clean up to the normal application
flow. I tend to prefer to have a dedicated clean up routine that cleans
whatever needs to be cleaned.

You could use onbeforeclose but it's likely you'll find cases where it
doesn't fire (such as crashed browser etc...) plus session_end don't work
for other session providers etc...

Patrice

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I want to do clean up routine to my database when the browser is closed. I have my code in session-end - but it never fires when the browser closes. I cant do onbeforeunload as it will be fired each time when the browser posts back.
Somehow I want to capture browser close event and fire session abandon which will call session end. Please help.
Thanks,
Sun

[Eliyahu Goldin]

> I think users

can close thier browser and then reconnect to thier session if it was an
accident.

No, they can't, even if it was an accident.

[James Steele]

More specifically.. once the parent window and ALL child windows (app
may have used window.open to open other windows under the same session)
have been closed.