Is http://myWebsite.com the same domain that your beforeunload code is
called on? If not, then it won't work because of cross-domain policies
for AJAX (XMLHttpRequest object).
If so, try removing the full URL so that it's a relative path, e.g. "/
usersessions/store"
Also, make sure that:
this.exportJSON()
returns the expected content. You might want to just try to console.log
() the data inside that beforeunload function just to check.
On Nov 1, 4:31 pm, numerical25 <numerica...@aol.com> wrote:
> I want to send data to a remote site but only after the customer leaves. Its
> not working and I just want to make sure I am not doing anything wrong. can
> anyone see anything wrong with the collowing code
>
> $(window).bind('beforeunload', function()
> {
> $.post('http://myWebsite.com/usersessions/store', {data:
> this.exportJSON()});
>
> });
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