I have a piece of code that updates a script with the page scroll and time on page when the user closes the page. I have this working in Firefox and IE, but it will not work in Chrome. Chrome will calculate the values correctly, but it will not post to the script. I have narrowed down the problem to being in the JQuery call to the ajax function. Does anyone know what I am doing wrong here?
var maxScroll = 0; var pageOpen = new Date(); var currentURL = window.location; var updateURL = "/wp-content/plugins/extra-tracking/update.php"; var intervalUpdate = false; if (intervalUpdate) { setInterval( update, 15000); } jQuery(window).scroll(function(){ scrollPercent = Math.floor(jQuery(window).scrollTop() / ( jQuery (document).height() - jQuery(window).height() ) * 100 ); if (scrollPercent > maxScroll) { maxScroll = scrollPercent; } }); function update() { time = pageTime(); temp = jQuery.ajax({ type: "POST", url: updateURL, data: "pageScroll="+maxScroll+"&pageTime="+time +"&location="+currentURL //success: function(msg){ alert("Page time: " + time + " Page Scroll " + maxScroll); } }); return false; } function pageTime() { curTime = new Date(); minutes = (curTime.getMinutes() - pageOpen.getMinutes()); seconds = (curTime.getSeconds() - pageOpen.getSeconds()); time = (seconds + (minutes * 60)); if (time < 0) { time = 0; } return time; } jQuery(window).unload( function () { endTime = pageTime(); temp = jQuery.ajax({ type: "POST", url: updateURL, data: "pageScroll="+maxScroll+"&pageTime="+endTime +"&location="+currentURL //success: function(msg){ alert("Page time: " + time + " Page Scroll " + maxScroll); } //error: function (xhr, desc, exceptionobj) { alert (xhr.responseText); } }); } );