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Session timeout event?
- Thread starter efrost2
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You're not going to be able to do this with the global.asa file because the user could close their browser window and go to lunch without the session expiring.
What you want to do is create a session variable at the time the user logs into your application. Something like this.
Then write the following lines into an include file, name the file checksession.inc and place the include file on your webserver.
Then the top of all of your ASP pages would look something like this.
You must have the Response.Buffer = True statement before the include file or the Redirect won't work.
Then when someone tries to access any of your pages without a valid session, it'll redirect them to a page of your choice.
Hope this helps..
ToddWW
What you want to do is create a session variable at the time the user logs into your application. Something like this.
Code:
Session("loggedin") = "Yes"Then write the following lines into an include file, name the file checksession.inc and place the include file on your webserver.
Code:
<%
IF Session("loggedin") <> "Yes" THEN
Response.Redirect "somepage.asp"
END IF
%>Then the top of all of your ASP pages would look something like this.
Code:
<%@ Language=VBScript %>
<% Option Explicit %>
<% Response.Buffer = True %>
<!-- #include file="checksession.inc" -->You must have the Response.Buffer = True statement before the include file or the Redirect won't work.
Then when someone tries to access any of your pages without a valid session, it'll redirect them to a page of your choice.
Hope this helps..
ToddWW
- Thread starter
- #3
Maybe you can do the following:
function window_onload() {
window.setInterval("Redir()",60000);
}
function Redir() {
window.location.href="somepage.asp";
}
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<BODY LANGUAGE=javascript onload="return window_onload()">
The function 'Redir()' will be executed after 60 seconds the page was loaded.
function window_onload() {
window.setInterval("Redir()",60000);
}
function Redir() {
window.location.href="somepage.asp";
}
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<BODY LANGUAGE=javascript onload="return window_onload()">
The function 'Redir()' will be executed after 60 seconds the page was loaded.
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