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Rick Lubanovic
I have been working on a script to check if a page has
changed before the user leaves the page. I have a call to
a javascript function on the onbeforeunload event.
This seems to work in most cases. However, in my
testing, the onbeforeunload event is sent twice. This
causes problems in certain cases where I want to suppress
the "The page has changed" message, as in the case
of a "Cancel" button being hit.
This is a similar problem to the one discussed
10/17/2003 in:
"need JavaScript to prevent people from closing a browser
window"
I am using C# with ASP.Net version 1.1, and my HTML is
within a frameset.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. If there is a
workaround to "eat" the second event, that might work.
Rick
changed before the user leaves the page. I have a call to
a javascript function on the onbeforeunload event.
This seems to work in most cases. However, in my
testing, the onbeforeunload event is sent twice. This
causes problems in certain cases where I want to suppress
the "The page has changed" message, as in the case
of a "Cancel" button being hit.
This is a similar problem to the one discussed
10/17/2003 in:
"need JavaScript to prevent people from closing a browser
window"
I am using C# with ASP.Net version 1.1, and my HTML is
within a frameset.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. If there is a
workaround to "eat" the second event, that might work.
Rick