Session Timeout..

Hi i had the same problem.
Buti fixed..
If u need a more detailed script let me know!
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> Hi i had the same problem.
> Buti fixed..
> If u need a more detailed script let me know!
>
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But what do you really want to do?
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> Yes, I need to know.
> Benjamin
> "naijacoder naijacoder" <naijacoder@.toughguy.net> wrote in message
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Steve gave you the answer. In more detail:
Session times out (by default) 20 minutes after the last Request was
received by the client browser instance holding that SessionID in a
temporary cookie. As no request is received on the server, no response can
be sent to the client. Therefore, the redirect MUST occur on the client.
That means JavaScript. And that means that your JavaScript function should
fire just as the Session times out (20 minutes). You would use the
JavaScript setTimeOut() function to accomplish this.
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
.Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
I get paid good money to
solve puzzles for a living
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> Benjamin
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