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i am using sessions but it is not deleting the user from database when the user click the browsers 'x' close button.
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Ok try as how bijay said.
Regards,
Satips.
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how to delete a user from database when user click on the browser close button in asp.net
subbarao.k
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What let hte question be specific.
I could not able to get you ?
If the user closes the window the user has to be deleted from the database.
Regards,
Satips.
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i am creating chatroom for that if user by mistake click the close button of the browser instead of clicking the signout, then he must delete from the database plz help me
subbarao
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You can try this with Session. If the Browser closes the close button it will get deleted.
Regards,
Satips.
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When user closes the browwer window the onunload event fires of the body element. Use a function to handle the event raised and in the function send an asynchronous request to the browser using XMLHTTP object and delete the data from the database.
Bijay Bhaskar
Bijay Bhaskar Deo
Thanks & Regard
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send me the code for this please
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or you can hook on the onunload event of the window browser...
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hi, Bhaskar if we use onunload event it will fire for every refresh of the page i tried of it also but....
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plz suggest me to disable the close button of the browser
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Try with the Javascript
function winClose()
{
if (confirm("Are you sure you want to navigate away from this page?"))
{
window.close();
}
return false;
}
Then put the following code in the body tag:
Hope this will help you.
Regards,
Satips.
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i am dealing with database how it will work with the javascript
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you can use AJAX concept
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Try with Atlas
Regards,
Satips.
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Do one thing- use both onload and onunload event with handler. both the events are fired when the page is loaded , but only onunload event is fired when the page is closed. Use this technique to apply ur logic to segregate a refresh from closing window. Fine
Bijay Bhaskar
Bijay Bhaskar Deo
Thanks & Regard
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When i am using onunload event that is if any response is coming from server it is firing
else
suggest me how to disable the close button of the browser so that he will use only signout buttuon
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your chat page get refreshed entirely??? why dont you put into an iframe...??
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Use window.onunload instead of the body events.
SG
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As per our requirement i have created a word report with password.
And i am exporting it to the client system.
It works fine in some system. But in some client system the gif images are not correctly loaded.
For all the clients the images are correctly generated at the server(i commented the code of deleting the file at the server).
And it also happened that for some clients where the images were not correctly loaded it began to load when tried another day. And vice versa also happened yet another day. I really don't know why this inconsistancy is happening.
And i was checking out at the clients were Word 2000 was installed. As i was automating Word 2000(Word 9.0.2720) at the server.
Actually while creating the document at the server i am inserting a table containing those gif images, with some formatted headings in it...
And that table is made as a header for the word document...
I am just not able to figure out...what could be the problem ?
I have synchronized that thread so that at any point of time only one process can access it...
As
// Declared an object exclusively declared for synchronization as a member
// variable as i am calling GC.Collect();
private Object objLock = new Object();
// And inside the method
lock(objLock)
{
// Code which has to be executed synchronously
}
as per the link
Please help...
Or is there any settings to be set in the word at the client, so that ".gif" images can be imported.
And is there any way to enforce that settings while exporting the file to the client... Doubtful of that, as we will have to
change settings of the Word Application at client...but still...
Hope some body can throw some light...
Please help...It is really getting late for me...
I have no idea why it is behaving like this...
-- modified at 23:43 Thursday 10th May, 2007
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I was developing an application using Ajax.net from Microsoft. Testing on my machine went well, so I uploaded it to our server (its a shared server, so only ftp access). Now I know the web host has not installed this component on the server I am using - but when I tried to access the page I created, it fell over as it was missing the files from the install. I then added these to be included in my build and uploaded again. Now the page works - but with no Ajax features, it keeps refreshing as normal. When loading the page, it does report a javascript error that its missing something (I cant remember the name right now - and being at work now I am not able to check this either).
Anyway, my question is if it should be possible to run Ajax.net on a remote server in this way, or if they would have to install this.
Thanks
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You should be able to get away with putting the atlas dll in the bin folder. You will then need to look in the web.config for any references to this dll as they will be requesting it from the GAC (a machine independent resource for dlls). Obviously it wont reside in your hosted pcs GAC so should go looking in the BIN and find it there. Seems to work for me
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Hi, thanks for your reply.
I have looked in the web.config now, but cant see what I would need to change. Do I need to do something to tell it to look in the bin folder?
By the way, the javascript error message I am getting is: 'Sys' is undefined
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Yeah i would guess the error is caused by not having the Javascript rendered due to the lack of the dll that contains it all. Take a look in the Assemlies section of the web.config file for a reference to System.Web.Atlas or something along those lines. I don't know for sure because I dont have them in any of mine
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