onpagehide event

DOM ইভেন্ট PageTransitionEvent

Definition and usage

The onpagehide event occurs when the user leaves the web page.

There are many ways to leave a page. For example, by clicking a link, refreshing the page, submitting a form, closing the browser window, etc.

The onpagehide event is sometimes used instead of onunload ইভেন্ট, because the onunload event may cause the page not to be cached.

To determine whether the page is loaded directly from the server or cached, you can use the PageTransitionEvent object's Persisted property. If the page is cached by the browser, this property returns true, otherwise it returns false (see more examples below).

Example

Execute JavaScript when the user leaves the web page:

<body onpagehide="myFunction()">

Syntax

In HTML:

<element onpagehide="myScript">

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In JavaScript:

object.onpagehide = function(){myScript};

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In JavaScript, use the addEventListener() method:

object.addEventListener("pagehide", myScript);

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মন্তব্য:Internet Explorer 8 or earlier versions do not support addEventListener() method.

Technical details

Bubble: Not supported
Cancelable: Not supported
Event type: PageTransitionEvent
Supported HTML tags: <body>
DOM version: Level 3 Events

Browser support

Table numbers indicate the first browser version that fully supports this event.

Event Chrome IE Firefox Safari Opera
onpagehide সমর্থন 11.0 সমর্থন 5.0 সমর্থন

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DOM ইভেন্ট PageTransitionEvent