Capturing result of window.onbeforeunload confirmation dialog

How about this:

$( window ).bind( 'beforeunload' , function( event ) {
    setTimeout( function() {
        alert( 'Hi againe!' );
    } );
    return '';
} ).bind( 'unload', function( event ) {
    alert( 'Goodby!' );
} );

You can have the exit confirmation using window.onbeforeunload but there isn't a way to find out which button the user clicked on.

To quote an earlier response from jvenema from this thread:

The primary purpose for the beforeunload is for things like allowing the users the option to save changes before their changes are lost.

Besides, if your users are leaving, it's already too late [...]