Einar,
It's the ASP Session object which means this setting is for 24 hours(1440/60), not 20 mins as it says elsewhere. That 20 minutes may have been a holdover form oSessionTable that I never got around to changing. So, yes, all documentation that applies to the Session Object for ASP applies to ActiveVFP sessions also when using oSession...
>Claude,
>I noticed that when I use the webapp builder it creates a default.asp document with the line:
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>session.timeout=1440
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>and in the html file login.htm it says:
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>"if there has been no activity for 20 minutes or more,
>your session will timeout and you will have to sign on again"
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>The session.timeout value should be in minutes (please correct me if I am wrong). Do you handle timeout in a different way?
>I searched through the entire project and additional files for the string "timeout" and the only relevant files I found were default.asp and login.htm.
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>Do you use session timeout in any of your web projects? How do you handle it? Do you use ASP's session.timeout or do you write javascript to handle session timeout?
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>Any comments will be usefull.
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>Thanks,
>Einar