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    Is there ANY way?

    I have an ASP file that everyone goes through when they first enter my site and I have it set to make an announcement that someone has logged in. Unfortunatly, I haven't been able to figure out how to find out when they leave.

    Anyone have any ideas?

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    Don,
    I've never found a way. When using an asynchronous paradigm there's no way to know when a user simply kills the browser window or navigates away.
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      #3
      I'm a web developer... there really isn't a perfect way of doing this... you could do some strange things to pull it off...

      you would make a frame, thats basicly hidden, and it's set to refresh every 5 seconds or whatever time you like.... you basically monitor that, as a user session. when that stops reporting that it's there, for a given time, your user has left..

      some chat scripts, and I think some of the labs.google.com projects use something like this..

      so bascialy you have a hidden frame that refreshes calling a keepalive.asp or whatever you want to call it. And that keep alive is going to have to have a unique identifier to let you know the difference from another user hitting your page at the same time.
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