Greetings,
Perhaps you could try opening a new window with the session variables
added to the query string when the onUnload event fires.
For example, call this function from <BODY onUnload="destroy()">
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function destroy() {
// use Server-side scripting to enter these variables
var sessionvars = whatever;
if (!yourwindow || yourwindow.closed) {
var newlocation = "www.mydomain.com/default.html?var1=" + sessionvars
var yourwindow
window.open(newlocation,"yourwindow","width=300,height=300");
}
}
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I would definitely try using server-sided scripting (ASP, PHP3, etc.) to
Response.Write these session variables into the HTML of that page. For
the URL where the new window opens, you could have some server-sided
scripting interpret the query string of "var1=" ( or even use the
window.location.search property in JavaScript).
That is I believe the easiest way to store client-side data via scripting.
Hope this Helps,
Reginald Dawson
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