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onUnload Events
As you may have guessed, the onUnload() event handler will trigger an event when the user exits the current page.
I had this page open into a new window so that you can experiment with the onUnload event handler without losing your place in the tutorial.
Here is the <BODY> tag at the top of this document.
| <BODY BGCOLOR="white" onUnload="alert('Please come back soon')" |
Use any method you like to leave this page. Click the back button, type a URL into the location box, reload, close the window, or follow a link like this one.
Click to see a cute animation.
No matter how you leave the page the onUnload() event will trigger.
Yes you can use onUnload to make a page difficult to leave, but this would quickly result in a very lonely web site.
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