Hai Erwin,
Anyhow the session will expire explicitly when the browser is closed.
But if you want user to set the timeout value, in Global.asa you
assign the session.timeout = session("somevariable") and in ur ASP
page allow user to select that and update the session value with the
one user has selected, so that ur session timeout value will be
dynamically changed.After this in session_onend u reset the value to
ur default value i.e., 25 mts.
I hope I answered the question for which u r trying out.
All the Best.
Bye
Balaji
On 6/24/05, Erwin Rommel Felix 2000A <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Good day everyone.
>
> In my application, I set my session timeout in the
> global.asa to:
>
> Session.Timeout = 25
>
> After 25 minutes the session is supposed to be
> expired. Is it possible to revive the session i.e.
> give an option to the user to either end the session
> by closing the browser or have a link of some sort
> that would allow the user to continue with his
> session? Can you give me a sample code.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Erwin Rommel Y. Felix
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