Handle the event of IE back and X in .NET

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Hi,

Anybody can redirect or help me to find the solution on how to trap the event in IE that when the users click the Back Button or X in IE the program (C# .NET) will recognize it and run a function in the back ground before perfoming the back button or X command in IE.

Thanks in Advance.

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Posted 3-Jun-11 22:16pm

dabuskol

Updated 3-Jun-11 22:28pm

Ramalinga Koushik

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thatraja · Answer 1 · 2011-06-03T22:38:00

Solution 2

This Tip/Trick may help you.

How to detect browser close when browser [X] is clicked?[^]

Posted 3-Jun-11 22:38pm

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Espen Harlinn 5-Jun-11 5:57am

Nice link, my 5

anvas kuttan · Answer 2 · 2011-06-03T22:22:00

Solution 1

hi,,

it had to get closing event of browser . because this event fire every action such as refresh and all any way try this link below

http://forums.asp.net/p/1493430/3515598.aspx[^]

Posted 3-Jun-11 22:22pm

anvas kuttan

dabuskol · Answer 3 · 2011-06-04T02:12:00

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thanks but both example is not working for me IE8.

Posted 4-Jun-11 2:12am

dabuskol

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Christian Graus 4-Jun-11 8:26am

First of all, don't push 'answer' if you're not answering. Second, are you using ASP.NET ? If so, your C# code does not run on the client and cannot detect those things. If not, then how is your C# code going to run to detect these things ? What you want to do, can't really be done, not reliably. If you cannot depend on these things happening, you should just not bother trying. You can write javascript to stop people hitting the back arrow, but anyone can defeat it, so it's better to fix your code so they can hit the back arrow without there being any issue.