I would like to know whether I can warn the user about the expired
session or application timeout, by displaying an "inactivity" page.
As You know, the user notices that the session timeout has expired
only when he tries to move from the current (expired) page, that
doesn't change at timeout.
Scripts like the following do not solve the problem. A script like
that should be implemented in each and every page, what I need is
some strategy to let the session be aware of the timeout and do
something. That is, I would like a session "On_Timeout" event, but
there isn't any.
many thanks.
<body onload="countDown()" onchange="resetCounter()"
onmousemove="resetCounter()" onclick="resetCounter()"
onScroll="resetCounter()">
<script>
var seconds=300;
function countDown() {
if(seconds<=0) {
document.location.href="inactivity.asp";
}
seconds--;
window.setTimeout("countDown()",1000);
}
function resetCounter() {
seconds=300;
}
</script>
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