Add custom code to run when user clicks Logout

This action will trigger the LoginOnLoad event but the downside is that it will also be triggered when you first login. You can't use SESSION variables to distinguish as the SESSION variables are unset by the logout action so not sure whether this helps. I note that cookies are also set by the logout so I guess it might be possible to use this fact to determine the difference between initial login and subsequent logout??

John,
you can use LoginOnLoad event for this purpose.

Here is a sample:

if ($_REQUEST["a"]=="logout")

John,

Jane:
Thank you for this idea. However, the code does not seem to execute at all with the if statement in place. If I delete the if statement, the code does execute. As expected, however, it executes whenever the login page is loaded, not just when the user clicks logout. Any suggestions?

John,
unfortunately you can not use events in this case.

Find this lines in generated login.php file:

if(@$_POST["a"]=="logout" || @$_GET["a"]=="logout")

and insert your custom code just after.

John,

Alexey:
Thank you for this information - it is exactly what I needed.

Another option to avoid having to edit generated code is to add some code to the commonfunctions module - this is at the top level and not inside a function:
$selfs = explode("/",$_SERVER["PHPSELF"]);

$pr = $selfs[1]; // This is project name

$pgs = explode(".",$selfs[2]); // strip filename and extension

$pg = $pgs[0]; // This is page with possible extension added by PHPRunner
// Following few lines with credit to topic #5699

$subpg = strrchr($pg,''); if($subpg !== false)

$pg = substr($pg,0,-strlen($subpg));
// Check for login/logout page

if($pg == "login")

{

if($_REQUEST["a"] == "logout")

echo "<h1>LOGOUT TRAPPED HERE</h1>"; // debug line - replace with appropriate actions

}