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how do i direct them to the the page from with in my application (classic asp), that tells them they are leaving the site.<br />
so you are on my site, for example: straining.com/lesson1/file<wbr />.asp<br />
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now, they want to leave my site: they type a <a href="http://www.msn.google" rel="ugc">www.msn.google</a><br />
how do i redirect this request to leaving_site.asp page<br />

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how do i direct them to the the page from with in my application (classic asp), that tells them they are leaving the site.
so you are on my site, for example: straining.com/lesson1/file.asp

now, they want to leave my site: they type a www.msn.google [http://www.msn.google]
how do i redirect this request to leaving_site.asp page


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Ah, if they type another address, then my technique wouldn't help - only if they click a link on your site. Same goes if they open another tab. Personally, I'd be really ticked off at a site that nagged me about leaving when I type in a URL - but I'm sure it can be done with JavaScript. Sybe's suggestion might work.
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Ah, if they type another address, then my technique wouldn't help - only if they click a link on your site. Same goes if they open another tab. Personally, I'd be really ticked off at a site that nagged me about leaving when I type in a URL - but I'm sure it can be done with JavaScript. Sybe's suggestion might work.

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I want to notify the user that they are leaving the site. the site is a combination of classic asp and asp.net. what is the best way to do this.
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I want to notify the user that they are leaving the site. the site is a combination of classic asp and asp.net. what is the best way to do this.

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