How To Increase Session Time
Jan 26, 2011Where to increase session time? IIS or web.config of app?
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View 2 RepliesI am using session in my project,Be default session time is 20 minutes. How to increase the session time in web.config!!!!!1
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View 4 RepliesI developed some pages where all the population are happen with the javascript only. So there is nothing with the server side. So the problem is though I am doing some application in that page but as the session is time out the page is going to log off page.
My question is , is there any method to increase the session time using javascript or AJAx so that any task is perform in that page then it wil add some time time with the existing time?
how do i increase the session time ?
View 4 RepliesI am trying to fetch data like Amazon or other sites. The process take time (about one or more hours) to fetch data. But in between the browser get off saying 'Page can not be displayed' in IE and other error in FF and all UI got lost. How to increase browser time to complete the task successfully.
View 1 RepliesI have created one web application for uploading the document. Once the document is uploaded to the web server, i am processing the document for some information and displaying the result back to the web page. Document takes more than 15min to upload and processing takes 30min. After 16min, i am getting error such that there is no response from server. Is there any way we can extent our execution time?
i tried by using <httpRunTime executionTime="10000". Still i am getting this error
How can we extend Response time?
How to increase the execution time?
View 11 RepliesI used this following code to set authenticate cookie :
System.Web.Security.FormsAuthentication.SetAuthCookie(Profile.Email, true);
my question is how I can increase life-time for this authentication cookie ?
I need the increase the session timings in online publish server using web.config , which is the maximum limi of session timings
View 1 Repliesfor Business needs i am planning to increase the session timeout to 2 hours(120 min) in one application, i am using sql server session state. if i increase to 2 hours of session time out, how it will effect the performance of application and web server.
View 6 RepliesMy asp site make user log out automatically in 10 minutes how can i increase the time.
View 1 RepliesIn my webconfig i put
<system.web>
<sessionState timeout="60"/> doesn't work for me
Also i changed in IIS configration Manager as well from 20 minutes to 60 minutes, but still it expire after 20 minutes of no actiuvity.
I'm facing a great problem in session. My session expires after every 4-5 minutes. Firstly I checked my web hosting settings. I increased session timeout to 50000. In my web.config I wrote :
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Also Locally it expires withing 5 minutes. Secondly can I also increase idle timeout.
i am working on my master site, and i want to add an image that increases its lenght as the website's length increases...
but im not sure how to do that, i know it's possible because i've seen it done on banners, but im not completely sure how to do it.
Session gets time out frequently although i set timout time in web.config
View 4 Replies<sessionState mode="InProc" timeout="300"></sessionState>
is my session related tag in web.config file but most of the time if i idle 20 minutes then its automatically timedout and went to my login page, is there any solution ?
I have a asp.net website where I am facing session timout issue. In web.config I have set session timeout=480 (8 hours as session time). But even then session do not stays that longer, session time goes out after some minutes. Kindly guide me why it is ? and how I can fix it. My site is hosted on a shared hosting server.
View 3 Replieshow can I check on the server side how much time is left before the session times out?
View 2 Replieswe're in need to stop the user session in an ASP.NET site after some time(say 20 mins). We know we can use a timer and code every page to expire on the timer tick, but we're searching a faster way, maybe through an IIS configuration? Is there a built in way to do such things? We're using ASP.NET 2.0, Framework 3.5, IIS 6, c#.
ADDON: I think it's better to elaborate a bit on the question. We want to achieve something like a "demo" mode, where a user can use the site in full mode for a bounch of minutes, then the site will be inoperable due to the elapsed "demo" time.
The thing is that in my web application user login form (FormsAuthenticationTicket) and a session variable which does not expire on time together ..!
I have a login page where I make a FormsAuthenticationTicket and a session ...
My problem after a little time out my session, but my FormsAuthenticationTicket not do it ..
Can I somehow do that when my session expires varbial so FormsAuthenticationTicket also will expired ..
Here in my login page and logout:
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I have developed application in ASP.NET and placed on UAT server (windows XP IIS) where it worked fine but since I moved on production server (windows 2003 + IIS) after sometime its keep on expiring the session.
Please suggest urgently if possible how i can make it not to expire session at all.
below is my web.config
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What is the best way to show a message to user after session is expired? By then, the user should be logged out and redirected to start page. I can use javascript to redirect user to start page. I just want to show a message on start page.
View 4 RepliesHow can I show up a message box in client when the session of a user is time out?
View 7 RepliesI've got some ASP pages where the session variable values get blown away BEFORE the session times out. I can't understand it. For example: if a user logs into my ASP app using his password which is stored in a session variable, it will be fully accessible for a few minutes and then all of a sudden.....Wham session variable with password value is gone. And the session timeout is far from expired. The session variable is not being touched in any way after it gets initialized with a value.
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