Unload Event can be triggered both by Refresh action and Window Close action. is there a way to distinguish which action that actually trigger it? In my situation, i want to ignore the Refresh action. Could you please give me some insight what the work around is?
I noticed that there is already this sort of question asked, but it seems to they are all unresolved. Therefore i came up this question again and hopefully some intelligent guy can solve this problem.
Unload Event can be triggered both by Refresh action and Window Close action. is there a way to distinguish which action that actually trigger it? In my situation, i want to ignore the Refresh action. Could you please give me some insight what the work around is?
I noticed that there is already this sort of question asked, but it seems to they are all unresolved. Therefore i came up this question again and hopefully some intelligent guy can solve this problem.
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Reset to default 8I do not believe the browser can distinguish between the two events.
Both are an unload event, and both will call any unload function that you have made.