Re: detect user click "stop" button in browser

Hi Andrei, I have tried the connection_aborted() in my code , however it not working at all , below is my code: If i close the browser window(IE) , the script still running and call the difference() function as shown below: Any ideas what is happening ? Thanks ignore_user_abort(true); $options = array("complexType" => "object"); $xml_util = new XMLUtil($filepath, $options); $xml_util->unserializer_XML(false); $xml_error = $xml_util->getXMLError(); $_logger->logdebug("xml error listflag.php", $xml_error); if (!$xml_error) {

    $data = $xml_util->getUnserializedData();

} else {

    $errorMessage = 'XML file is not well-formed. Please amend XML file before upload.';
    echo $errorMessage;

} if (!connection_aborted()) {

    $diffresult = difference($data);  <----call function even close browser window
    $_SESSION['diffresult'] = $diffresult;
    header('Location: ../difference.php');
    exit;

} else {

    $_logger->logdebug("program aborted");
    header('Location: ../difference.php');
    exit;

} Andrei wrote:

Check int connection_aborted ( ) in the PHP manual Andy weetat wrote:

Hi all, Can we detected if user have clicked the "X" button in browser or close browser ? I have tested in my php program ,when i click "X" in IE6 , the execution did not stop , it still running . Any ways to stop the program execution when user click the "X" button or close browser ? Thanks - weetat