onclose in js

You can use session cookie that will be autodeleted after session close without your intervention or set expire time in 10 minutes

I have two windows opened in the same brower session (one is open with ctrl+N or a link from the first window).

When I close the new one I want to delete the cookie that it sets, but If I close the window without any action the first window remains open and the cookie is still theres (untill all the windows session are closed). That is the reason because I want to delete the cookie when I close the 2nd window.

Does anyone know how to do it correcty for IE and Netscape?

Thanks

Why delete it? Why not just reset it in the other window? And I'm not clear why it's a problem...if you don't need it, you don't use it.

I have a site with a session id depending on the value of a cookie. When I open a link form the first window to open a new site a new cookie is set. If I close this second window the cookie is still there, so if I open again a second window from the first one the cookie exists and I NEED there is no cookie when I open a second window from the first one.

I have a site with a session id depending on the value of a cookie. When I open a link form the first window to open a new site a new cookie is set. If I close this second window the cookie is still there, so if I open again a second window from the first one the cookie exists and I NEED there is no cookie when I open a second window from the first one.

You can provide button "Logout" - when user click it - cookies deleted and set timeout for session (or period of inactivity)

Also if user opens 3 or more windows to your web site and later close one only - should cookies be deleted?

1er answer: Button logout is not a solution. Most of the users never click it. They simply close the window.

2on : yes

Thanks for your hep but I need to get straight to the point. Is there any way of executing a javascript function just when a window is being close? (working for IE and NN)

Thanks.

1er answer: Button logout is not a solution. Most of the users never click it. They simply close the window.

2on : yes

Thanks for your hep but I need to get straight to the point. Is there any way of executing a javascript function just when a window is being close? (working for IE and NN)

Thanks.

1er answer: Button logout is not a solution. Most of the users never click it. They simply close the window.

2on : yes

Thanks for your hep but I need to get straight to the point. Is there any way of executing a javascript function just when a window is being close? (working for IE and NN)

Thanks.

1er answer: Button logout is not a solution. Most of the users never click it. They simply close the window.

2on : yes

Thanks for your hep but I need to get straight to the point. Is there any way of executing a javascript function just when a window is being close? (working for IE and NN)

Thanks.

1er answer: Button logout is not a solution. Most of the users never click it. They simply close the window.

2on : yes

Thanks for your hep but I need to get straight to the point. Is there any way of executing a javascript function just when a window is being close? (working for IE and NN)

Thanks.