user close the browser without click logout button.

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I am inserting user details when user login in my website.

At the time of user logout then i have to update logout status .

if user logout properly i can catch the status as logout but if user close the browser without click logout button then how can i catch the user has logout??

Please help me how to solve this problem

Posted 24-Oct-12 21:11pm

balajit12

Updated 12-May-20 23:49pm

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2012-10-24T21:18:00

You can't, not reliably.
There is an javascript event you can catch (onunload) but it works in IE, but not for FireFox, and there is onbeforeunload which works in Firefox, but there is no simple "do this" which works, guaranteed, for all browsers. To add to that, what if the user unplugs the router, or has a power cut, or goes into a tunnel, or runs out of battery power? What happens if your app crashes before he logs out?

Use the session timeout to log out your user if he hasn't before, and allow your system to work gracefully if a user tries to log in without a matching log out.

pramod.hegde · Answer 2 · 2012-10-24T21:26:00

Hi,
You can capture browser close button click event using JavaScript and you can call the Logout method in that.
Something like this,

JavaScript

window.onbeforeunload = function() {
// make an Ajax call to server side Logout method.
// In the Logout method you can get/set the success status
}

You can make an Ajax call to a code behind method. Please check the following link,
http://sandblogaspnet.blogspot.no/2009/03/calling-aspnet-server-side-function.html[^]

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