if internet connection goes down redirection in javascript.

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Hi all,

Mine is an MVC application. If internet connection goes down I need to redirect to logout page.Can any one help how to implement.

After reestablishing the connection also redirection should happen to login page. once connection lost.

thanks
Hyma

Posted 11-Aug-15 1:11am

HymaKG

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F-ES Sitecore 11-Aug-15 7:20am

How is it going to request the logout page if the connection is lost?

HymaKG 11-Aug-15 7:26am

how to check I am online or offline in firefox and chrome. As per can I set flag

virusstorm 11-Aug-15 11:39am

Make sure you hit "Reply" to the user's comment otherwise they won't see your post.

If the internet connection goes down, the browser will tell the user the page is unavailable if they try to navigate away from it. If you have any Ajax type calls being made, the call will simply timeout and exception will get raised in your JavaScript.

What is your goal by setting a flag or wanting to redirect them to the logout page?

HymaKG 11-Aug-15 12:20pm

When internet connection goes down i want to loout. browser mozilla and chrome are my browsers.

virusstorm 11-Aug-15 12:32pm

That is a Mozilla only feature
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/NavigatorOnLine/onLine

But I still don't understand why you need this? I only ask because I might be able offer a better approach if know what the need is.

HymaKG 11-Aug-15 21:18pm

In my application when internet connection goes down i need to logout. Now what is happening means when connection reestablishes able to browse the pages. this is leading to security issue

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