I don't like them, but they're useful for applications where there are
"compositional" dialog-like things, such as email or email-like
applications, or maybe a blog. It's nice to be able to warn people
that they're about to dump all their typing on the floor. But I agree
that when possible it's b
On Sep 30, 2:02 pm, Mike McNally wrote:
> In that it handles the case where distinct independent (mutually
> unaware, even) portions of the page may want their own unload
> callbacks invoked, I'd say so.
If you like breaking fast history navigation, go for it. Better to
avoid unload listeners
In that it handles the case where distinct independent (mutually
unaware, even) portions of the page may want their own unload
callbacks invoked, I'd say so.
2009/9/29 RobG :
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> On Sep 30, 11:21 am, -JD- wrote:
>> Al cerrar una pagina necesito llamar a otra para poder hacer algunos
>> camb
On Sep 30, 11:21 am, -JD- wrote:
> Al cerrar una pagina necesito llamar a otra para poder hacer algunos
> cambios en mi DB. Intenté con esto:
> $(window).unload( function () { alert("Bye
> now!"); } );
Which is so much simpler than:
window.onunload = functio
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