Michael Josephson <mike@josephson.org> wrote: > As Steven says you aren't going to be able to determine the page the user > is navigating to when they leave a page so you won't know if it's another > part of the intranet or a different site. Hmm... how about making all local links on the page call a function, and then having the onunload complain if it hadn't been called? It's not 100% reliable of course - no JavaScript ever is - but it would seem to catch most circumstances. Here's a standalone script you could link to on each page that would do it automatically - var link_local= false; function link_unload() { if (!link_local) window.open('/logout.html', '_blank', '...options...'); } function link_click() { link_local= (this.href.host==window.location.host); } function link_load() { var i; for (i= 0; i<document.links.length; i++) document.links[i].onclick= link_click; window.onunload= link_unload; } window.onload= link_load; (untested, but should work)