MVC :: How To Prompt The User When 2minutes Will Left In Session Timeout
Dec 7, 2010
I want to prompt the user when 2minutes will left in session timeout. If user press Yes it refreshes its current session without losing the form data if user select No then it logout its session. I want to know how to capture that two minutes are remaining and how to refresh the current session without losing form data. Im using Asp.Net MVC 2 with JQuery, One more thing Im not using Form Authentication
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