Question

I am using a jQuery Notification on my project.

When i close the browser , i am using the onbeforeunload and showing a confirm box to the user.

However the client is not satisfied with the default message box ,

is it technically possible to show my Notification instead of the default one.

jQuery notification comes with a question Do you want to close ? and with two buttons YES and No.

When user clicked YES it will return true ,else False

any way to achieve ? or some comments/opinion ?

Please help me .

Thank you.

Update :

window.onbeforeunload = ShowModel;

function ShowModel()
{
    return show_pop_up();
}

show_pop_up()
{

return TRUE or FALSE ; 

}

Answer 1

is it technically possible to show my Notification instead of the default one.

No. You can specify the text of the message. You cannot control the buttons, you cannot control the appearance, and you cannot replace the UI with one built from scratch out of HTML/CSS/JS.

There are very strong limitations over what you can do while the user is trying to leave the page. Browsers are designed to protect users from sites that attempt to trap them (You are trying to leave the site? NO! You are not allowed to leave until you have looked at more adverts for porn and you given us your credit card details!).