Just have some javascript on your login page that forces it to break
out of any frames. Something like:
if (top.location != location) {
top.location.href = document.location.href ;
}
On Nov 15, 5:30 pm, chowdary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> thank you.
>
> I have put the session timeout
thank you.
I have put the session timeout period on each page so if some user
remains inactive for 10 minutes (all webforms in main frame), he will
be redirected to login.php page through header. Problem is that, the
login.php page will certainly be opening in main frame, thus the links
in m
Frames are separate webpages. If you don't refresh a page, it will
not update by itself. So when your session has expired, until the
navigation frame is refreshed from the server (to get the new page
showing "you are not logged in"), then it will continue to display the
same content.
On Nov 1
hi,
iam using frames in my website, there are 2 frames in site. when
sessions are expired the login page is displaying in the main frame,
but the other frame as it is in above. why the above frame is not
disappearing? is it means sessions are not expired in the above
frame?
please help me t
