I have a web site where once a user has logged on I store their MemberID in a global variable in the global.asa file.
Then in other pages I find out which member I am dealing with by looking at this variable, ie:
<%
Private lgMemberID
lgMemberID = Session.Contents("MemberID")
%>
I then use this variable to query a database... Code:
I have a website that has a asp secured members only aria that keeps session variables to check if someone is logged in or not (if session variables are not there then redirect to logon screen) but I also have non members aria and I need a way of asking the user if they want to move away from the members only area or go back to it. I have used an asp to find out if the page is a non member page and if there is a session variable there.
If there is a session variable and is a non member page then I use JavaScript to bring up a confirm box that if the cancel button is pressed then it goes back a page. The problem is that when you go back a page the session variable gets lost. Dose anyone know how to solve this problem or a better way of doing this?
I have an ASP page calling a stored procedure. I have set the connection and command timeouts and I have error checking so I can trap a timeout from the stored proc (as detailed here)
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This works if the stored proc just contains a "WAITFOR DELAY", but doesn't seem to throw an error when the stored proc contains long-running sql. Anyone have any ideas?
I have a site that utilizes online forms. The problem is people could easily spend well more than 20 minutes filling out the forms before submitting them. To avoid the default timeout of 20 minutes (or whatever) I added a Session.Timeout = 120 to the forms page. I also checked IIS and set the connection timeout property to 120 minutes as well.
sessions still seem to be timing out well short of the 120 minute cutoff. (I haven't yet tested to see if it's still 20 minute default or somewhere between 20 and 120).
Is there anywhere else this setting might be controlled? Is there any simple way to do some sort of "keep-alive" from the page so that the server thinks it's active?
my site apears to be loosing its session variable because it uses dynamically created absolute links. but because the user could have entered the site using any of 4 domains the links might change the domain.
So the user sees no difference but the cart has lost its session. firstly, is this possible? Secondly can I determin the url used to find the site and use that in the dynamic links?
I allways loose the Sessionvariables in my asp-pages (I'm using IIS5.0 with
Visual Interdev 6.0).
For Example: when i create a startpage.asp, and type > Session("PersonalNr")
= 456 < he cant remember this value on another page.
when i query this value (for example in endpage.asp):
Response.Write(Session(("PersonalNr")), i get the value 0, because the
session will be restarted (The function "Session_OnStart" will be called
again in the global.asa file)
Does anyone know why ?
I have a problem with my asp code on an iis 6.0 server on windows 2003
web. When I redirect between to asp pages on my web-site, where pageA is
in a different virtual directory from pageB the session variables value
a lost. I know that it is the session ID there increases. (New session).
If I make the same call in the same virtual directory the session
variables is not lost. Is it some thing about different application
pools? If sow, how can I join two or more application pools regarding
to session variables? If not is there a none coding work around.
What could the likely cause of a session value being lost when one navigates
to another page and attempts to write that session out:
Page 1
session("u_name") = oRS.fields("u_name")
Navigate to Page 2
Response.write Session("u_name")
....."_name" seems to be empty on Page 2.
What am I doing wrong here?
I have a project in which I'm trying to embed one site, that uses
session stored variables, inside an IFRAME in another site (which for
that matter doesn't even use sessions).
Problem is, that it doesn't always save the session. When I try to
access it from some computers, I have no problem, the session variable
is stored and I can browse the site in the IFRAME and everything's ok,
but on other computers, the session variable value simply disappears.
To simulate the situation, assume that the two following html trees are
the site that goes into the IFRAME: Code:
currently i working on project in asp, i done everything in my own company server and eveyrthing works fine, when i migrate to customer place server, eveyrthing also working fine, but the only thing doesnt work is session variable, i totally cant get my session variable in the customer place's server. Server in my company and my client is the same, window 2003 server, iis 6.
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Example.
When a user enters a page, I create a session - Session("blah")="blah" . However when the window is closed, the session is destroyed, but before it's being destroyed, I want to some things.
I have an mypage.asp page with a button, one can access this page only
if
Session("smth") = 1.
There is also an empty iframe in this page (src is not specified).
When I click the button I will fill the iframe with a page (src =
'another.asp').
For security reasons I check the login session in another.asp and
Session("smth") is empty no matter I have logged before.
In mypage.asp Session("smth") is still on and its value is 1 but it
looks like it gets lost in the iframe.
Any idea why and how to fix this issue?
To better manage our secure site we just separated the registration and
checkout sections of our web into separate virtual directories. These new
virtual directories are on the same server as the primary eCommerce website.
This is an ASP site (not asp.net). When this version goes into production it
will be on a 2003 server (IIS 6) with a SQL Server backend (located on a
different server).
Now when the main server passes control to one of the new virtual webs the
session information is lost. I'm having problems finding information on the
web as to how to maintain this information between the web and virtual
directories. It's imperative that this information remain secure so query
strings or anything that would pass visible data is not an option.
I have a normal login page that (upon clicking submit) checks whether you are part of a particular office and then redirects the user to their particular office's webserver.
The problem i am having is that when i redirect a user, to a securewelcome page, they lose their session variables causing them to have to login again. What am i doing wrong to make these variables get lost in the redirect? Is it because i am redirecting to a different webserver?
I have built a site that works/worked absolutely fine on my test server. When I transferred it to a remote web host (the intended permanent home of the site) something very worrying keeps happening to my site.
I use, as is the norm, session variables to store login information. At the top of each page I do a check that Session("isLoggedIn") = "True", and if not then the system logs them back out.
The serious problem is that once you have logged into the site, the next page you try to open it fails the above check and logs you out! Obviously Session("isLoggedIn") is not equal to "True" so it assumes you aren't logged in. So basically the session variables are getting lost/cleared. This makes my site unusable, and is a disaster for it unless I can get a solution.
if a URL is
https://www.mysite.com/mypage.asp
clients are redirected to
http://www.mysite.com/mypage.asp
This works fine for all but 1 client. He looses a session during the
redirect. Apparently his browser interprets https:// and http:// as
different domains.
Windows 2000 Server SP3
IIS 5.0
NET FRAMEWORK 1.1 SP1
SessionState="InProc"
Antivirus deactivate
No changes on main files (web.config, machine.config, in)
No exist Active Directory (changes in ACL are not exist)
In machine.config LogLevel="All"
No events registered in Event Viewer.
aspnet_wp.exe not recycled never.
Scenario:
Web site accessed by multiple users at the same time. Some user data are
stored in a session variables. Randomly one user view data of another
user.
It ocurrs in two different machines.
What can be?
Can PHP Be setup to Handle sessions via a database without much intervention? so that like you coul store all the session data in the database. I have heard there is some sort of flag to enable automatic URL session generation
1] Can this be done at a client level and not a site administrator level?
2] Is it possible with this mechanism to do it to a DB without having to write special code?
3] If you do have to write special code can you still get it to insert the session URL details in the urls automatically?
My ASP page 1 redirect user to third party's website,
after the process at third party is finished, in 3rd
party's page, there is one link to route user back to my
website: ASP page2.
As the user do all of these actions in the same browser, I
expect the user's session variables to be kept, But the
seesion variable are lost.
I got this error when i run the ASP. ASP 0113(0x8004005).The maximum amount of time for a script to execute was exceed. You can change this limit by specifying a new value for the property Server.ScriptTimeout or by changing the value in the IIS administration tools.
I'm using IIS 5.1. I changed in the IIS instead of the asp page as there is a lot. I went to IIS then my application properties and go to Application Configuration. Under the option tab i set the ASP Script timeout to a larger value. Default is 90 seconds. I had set it to 180 seconds. May i know will this affect the system to become slower? As the users said in order to display something in the application it take longer time than previously.
Is there a way to notify a client browser that their IIS Session is about to OR has just expired?
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View Replies View RelatedI am trying to globally set all sessions in my application to timeout after 60 minutes. Can I do this within my global.asa file?
I was trying the following code in the global.asa file:
<script language="vbscript" runat="server">
sub session_onstart
Session.Timeout = 60
sub end
</script>
The sessions still timed out after 20 minutes.
I want to be able to inform a user that his session has timeout when he has been idle beyond his session. Like the normal message you get when your session ahs been idle for sometime.
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you can expire a cookie by going Date() - 1
I have another problem regarding the session.timeout command . I m setting its value to be 30 mins but still my session expires after the default time out that is 20 mins.
I even have set the value of connection timeout in the IIS settings to be 30 mins but still no use........... its is stll taking the default time
plz expalin about Extend the Session Timeout.
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I have a session.timeout in the global.asa that is set to 10 min. I'd like to keep this as is, and also declare a differnt session time out for: Session("shopper") on an ASP page. Is this possible? Session("shopper").timeout doesn't seem to work.
And if I:
Session("shopper") = shopperID
session.timeout = 60
on that ASP page, will this override the session.timeout = 10 that is set in the global.asa?
Does anyone have some code or know how to to display a message box when the user session times out? One that would redirect them to the login page would be the most helpful.
View Replies View RelatedI have a simple form connecting to an Access database where users log in,
fill out the form, and submit. Everything works fine.
However, sometimes it takes a user 20 minutes or more to fill out the form.
When the user then hits "submit" he is given the login page instead of the
response page I have built in. If the user fills the form out in less than
20 minutes or so, it works fine.
I have Session.Timeout=720 (2 hours) but this hasn't changed anything.
Does anyone know what I'm missing? I'm pretty new at asp so forgive me if
it's something simple.
I'm not exactly hot on asp, but I have managed to create a members area / pages on a site that requires the usual login etc through username and passwords.
The problem that I'm having is that people are being logged out and forced to log back in etc.
Here's the code for the log-in form on the site: ....
i have the following page that i need to create a session timeout for it, the page is admin.asp.the beginning of the code is as follows Code:
<%@LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT" CODEPAGE="1252"%>
<%if not session("AdminOk")="true" then response.Redirect "login.asp" %>
how can i create the session timeout and where should i insert it.
I use a database to authenticate users. Thier logon info is stored in a session.When the session times out it redirects the user back to the login page,which, when logged in sends them to the secured homepage.How can I return them to the page they were on when the session timed out,rather than starting over on the homepage?
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