Victor wrote: > Why not unregistered the session variables first, destroy the session > second and redirect the user with a header location to a plain html > page that includes a one line JavaScript in the body tag like > onload+thiswindow cloase or something like that, and a message that > "please closes this window for complete logout. That's what I do and > it works, in mozilla the script closes the window, in i.e. it asks > that the user verify if they want to close the window, if they say > no, then the user sees the message that "please close this window to > logout" and that would pretty much take care of everything as far as > I know.
So, you first destroy the session, and then open a popup window? Why? If you destroyed the session, the user is already logged-out. Or do you destroy the session also in a popup window? In that case you have another two usergroups which can be a pain-in-the-ass: a) users that don't have JavaScript activated b) users (like me) that have a Popup killer Maybe, with all these solutions together, we can create the perfect logout script ;-)) Grtz Erwin -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
