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this may more better<br />
&nbsp;MessageBox.Show(Today.ToSt<wbr />ring(&quot;MMMM<wbr /> yyyy&quot;))
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this may more better
 MessageBox.Show(Today.ToString("MMMM yyyy"))

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sorry for worry enter the comment <br />
it's confused you<br />
I am very sorry<br />
<br />
some suggestion for your question <br />
using unload event?!<br />

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sorry for worry enter the comment
it's confused you
I am very sorry

some suggestion for your question
using unload event?!


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using html under below<br />
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&lt;body ... onload=&quot;alert('welcome')&quot; onunload=&quot;alert('byebye')&quot;<wbr />&gt;<br />
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replace alert function to your java script function<br />
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using html under below

<body ... onload="alert('welcome')" onunload="alert('byebye')">

replace alert function to your java script function



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I want to invoke/execute a Javascript Function to perform some DB clean-up activity when a user closes his IE browser by clicking on the X (i.e browser close) in the upper right-hand corner of the browser.<br />
<br />
Can you give me some idea how I can accomplish this?<br />
<br />
Thanks<br />
<br />
zeke20
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I want to invoke/execute a Javascript Function to perform some DB clean-up activity when a user closes his IE browser by clicking on the X (i.e browser close) in the upper right-hand corner of the browser.

Can you give me some idea how I can accomplish this?

Thanks

zeke20

Executing Javascript Function on Browser Close

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