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OnBeforeLogout

This event occurs just before a user logged out from the application by pressing the Logout button or when the inactivity timeout is reached.

 

Signature:

function OnBeforeLogout ($userName, $connection)

 

Parameters:

$userName

The name of the logged user.

$connection

An instance of the EngConnection class.

 

Example

Among other things this event can be used for tracking the user activity. The code snippet below inserts a new record containing user name and the action into the 'activity_log' table.

 

$connection->ExecSQL(

  "INSERT INTO activity_log (user_name, action) values ('$userName', 'logout')"

);

 

See also: OnAfterLogin and OnAfterFailedLoginAttempt events



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