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| Subject: | Re: unload event in ie/mozilla/opera |
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| Date: | Thu, 25 Aug 2005 14:26:47 +0200 |
the only time that seems to trigger is when a different address is placed in the address bar.
yes. this is why i added the "window.unlock" which is set true on document.onmousedown --> see code
hit reload, you will see the URL of the site you typed in.
yes... strange things happens there. also if you "see source-code" after the redirect, it shows the source of the url you typed into the address-bar. i did not have time to play some more with it. but maybee there i a way to spoof an URL on my opinion this redirect should be blocked (like they do block popups etc..). this is a security lack... or am i wrong? cheers Tobias
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