When I set a session to expiry in say 20 minutes, the session will only last about a minute. I looked at pretty much everything, but can not find the reason
Code used to set sessions:
Code:
Session.Timeout = 25
Session("NAME") = NAME
I have a form which sibmits data to another page. Trouble is when the user
refreshes the page it resubmits all the data again.
Is there anyway to expire the page immediatly so this cant happen?
how to expire a page, because when i press the back button the previous page still shows up.
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Response.Cookies("hi").Expires = date
But the question is how do I set the date??
1.Want to expire or time out asp pages and have them automatically log user out and clear all sessions.
2. Log out gracefully.My current logout is a 2 step process that click logout on the menu, then the user get a message
that they need to either choose to log in again or close browser.I do have a simple Session.Abandon and a prayer that they don't use the BACK button.If the user does use the back button,everything is back like they never even logged out.
i am getting into a problem: i have the following code at the top of the page
Response.Expires = -1000;
Response.AddHeader("Pragma", "no-cache");
Response.AddHeader("CacheControl", "private");
Response.CacheControl = "no-cache";
Now when some one click on the page and go to page 2 and then click browser back button to come back to page 1, i want the page to expire. I want the user to click the link from page 2 to go back to page 1 and not the browser back button. IT is not happening.
Why doesn't Session_OnEnd detect when the user closes the browser window. I have a .log file where i record the user information when he clicks logout button. But when the user closes the window, my code does not record the log. It looks like the Session_OnEnd is not fired atall.
I did google on this and found solution's using Javascript. Is there a way to resolve this issue other than using some client-side like Javascript. Isn't there any Vbscript to do this.
i am making a quiz program. User answers a question, clicks next, and new question aperas. i want that user cannot answer one question twice. but user can click browser back button to go back and re-answer the previous question. I want that user, cannot go on the previous page.
View Replies View RelatedI have added this like of code I found on an ASP book:
<% Session.Timeout = 30 %>
My understanding of this code is that if the user leaves the page on idle for more than 30 minutes, it will automatically close the session, and if they decide to continue using the site, then it will automatically send them to the login page so that they can log on again. Is that right? Code:
If I start a session on our web app then close all browsers, I expect that
the session cookie would be deleted and that the session itself would exist
until it expired. I then start a new instance of the browser expecting to
get a new session id and a new session, but instead I reconnect to the
unexpired session. Does anyone know why the session cookie is persisting
despite the closure of all the IE windows?
This is a strange thing. My Session object is expiring when the page is refreshed.This is happening in just one partiular page. Rest of the pages are working fine
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Echo important variables as you go along to make sure they are getting set as you expect: what is the "query" variable, is it the string you are expecting?
Response.Write "inside Database Recordset Loop, query has a value of" & query & "<br />" & VbCrLf
If not, echo each of the three pieces and see if one or more is not getting passed from the form.
I don't understand the
Call data.MoveNext()
Wend
Call data.Close()
Call objConn.Close()
part at all, what are you trying to do here?
Use flags along the way, to signal how far you get, like echoing when you enter and after you leave key loops or control structures:
Response.Write "inside Database Query Section<br />" & VbCrLf
Response.Write "inside Database Recordset Loop<br />" & VbCrLf
Response.Write "Database Connection just closed successfully<br />" & VbCrLf
etc. etc.
I have a password protected website. I save the user's permission information in a session variable. I'm trying to extend the life of the session variable beyond 20 minutes, but it's not working. At first I tried putting the code in the global.asa file, but when that didn't work, I put it at the top of the page.
Session.Timeout=60
When I refresh the page after 30 minutes, the session variable has expired.
I recently moved an application from W2K / IIS5 to W2K3 / IIS6.
In the new environment user sessions expire after 2-3 minutes? I can't
find any solution to this, although I found quite a few references to
this problem on the web.
I am using TinyMCE WYSWIG editor in a CMS built in ASP. Now whenever I try to insert an Image Into the WYSWIG editor, the Session variable used in the Page is getting Expired. can someone tell me how this can be solved.
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