Chad M. Gross wrote:
If the user successfuly authenticate, a cookie should be put on his
computer, which expires after 30 minutes.When I check the cookie
expiration date from inside the browser, I find it is the expected time
added to it 51 years!
Sounds like you might be calling the FormsAuthenti
>If the user successfuly authenticate, a cookie should be put on his
>computer, which expires after 30 minutes.When I check the cookie
>expiration date from inside the browser, I find it is the expected time
>added to it 51 years!
Sounds like you might be calling the FormsAuthentication.SetAuthCoo
Brock Allen wrote:
If the user successfuly authenticate, a cookie should be put on his
computer, which expires after 30 minutes.When I check the cookie
expiration date from inside the browser, I find it is the
expected time
added to it 51 years!
For example if the cookie should expire on january 14
> If the user successfuly authenticate, a cookie should be put on his
> computer, which expires after 30 minutes.When I check the cookie
> expiration date from inside the browser, I find it is the
> expected time
> added to it 51 years!
> For example if the cookie should expire on january 14 2004 a
I am trying to use forms authentication in an application. I set the
authentication element as follows in the web.config file:
If the user successfuly authenticate, a cookie should be put on his
computer, which expires after 30 minutes.When I check the cookie
expiration dat
