> I'm working on an application that has some long forms in which the
> user could exceed the session time out limit. I'm working on creating
> a custom tag that will warn the user that there session is about to
> expire. I want to have a popup open and ask them if they
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I'm working on an application that has some long forms in which the user
could exceed the session time out limit. I'm working on creating a
custom tag that will warn the user that there session i
I'm working on an application that has some long forms in which the user could
exceed the session time out limit. I'm working on creating a custom tag that
will warn the user that there session is about to expire. I want to have a
popup open and ask them if they would like to keep
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From: Steve Bryant [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 05 February 2005 13:21
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Recovery from a session time-out?
In addition to that approach, I would suggest the following bit of
JavaScript:
function keepAlive() {
var imgAlive = new Image
In addition to that approach, I would suggest the following bit of JavaScript:
function keepAlive() {
var imgAlive = new Image();
var d = new Date();
imgAlive.src = '/alive.cfm?d=' + d;
}
setInterval("keepAlive()", 20*60*1000);
Before the script is added to your site, add a small aliv
I setup my intranet so that, even if the session times-out, it will be
transparent to the end-user. I do this by keeping a separate session cookie.
When the session times-out, then the user accesses another page in the
application, my scripts will reload the data in the session scope again. Th
> I am stuck with a 30 minute timeout on the Crystaltech
> Hosting Service CFMX servers. I have contacted them asking
> for a longer timeout, but they will not do it.
>
> I don't want to rewrite everything right now to get rid of
> session variables, so:
>
> Is there a graceful way to recover
I am stuck with a 30 minute timeout on the Crystaltech Hosting Service CFMX
servers. I have contacted them asking for a longer timeout, but they will
not do it.
I don't want to rewrite everything right now to get rid of session
variables, so:
Is there a graceful way to recover from a session va
The cf-admin setting 'Default Timeout' -> 'Session Variables' (found
under memory variables on CFMX) is actually the maximum setting and not
just a default. If you want longer sessions you can either set the
cf-admin setting high and then lower in the application.cfm or you can
use some techniq
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Subject: increase session time
I'm getting into the programming of CF OK. I work with sessions but am a bit confused on its setup.
In the application.cfm file I have this:
It should timeout at 45 minutes but it seems shorter
I'm getting into the programming of CF OK. I work with sessions but am a bit confused on its setup.
In the application.cfm file I have this:
It should timeout at 45 minutes but it seems shorter than that. Is adding 60 as opposed to 45 going to get it at 60 minutes.
Can I just leave the timeout a
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Hi all
I know I have seen threads about giving the user a warning that their
session is about to timeout and possibly giving them the option to reset the
timer, but I am not having any luck finding the threads in the archives.
any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Rodney
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Hi all
I know I have seen threads about giving the user a warning that their
session is about to timeout and possibly giving them the option to reset the
timer, but I am not having any luck finding the threads in the archives.
any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Rodney
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That's a 30-day session timeout. It sounds like the timeout is a thread timing out,
not the session.
Chris Norloff
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>I
I have this code on my Application.cfm
However, often times its timeout so its a little bit annoying us and
user.
Anyone know maybe why this is happen?
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Subject: Session Time Out not actually doing anything
> I have a site running CF 4.5 on NT4, I have the session time out set at
> 10 minutes, but it seems to actually time out after
This will happen if you hit another CFAPPLICATION tag with a different NAME
attribute.
Hope this helps,
Frank Mamone
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The clock is fast? :OP
What about APPLICATION.cfm
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To: CF-Talk
Subject: Session Time Out not actually doing anything
I have a site running CF 4.5 on NT4, I have the session time out set at
10
I have a site running CF 4.5 on NT4, I have the session time out set at
10 minutes, but it seems to actually time out after 2-5. Any ideas?
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> Never use the registry with client variables. Always set up client
> variables to work with a database. Just makes sense.
Is there a migration path from registry to databases if you've got existing
applications that already use the registry to store their client data?
--
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>If the registry starts to get clogged, just store the data in a database
>instead. This is set from CF Administrator.
Never use the registry with client variables. Always set up client
variables to work with a database. Just makes sense.
Paul
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Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2001 10:24 AM
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Subject: RE: Session time out = never ? Bad?
Yes, I do realize that the server will reboot (guessing) monthly. ;-)
After thinking about it last night, I also realized that his office
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Subject: RE: Session time out = never ? Bad?
I'm thinking: Impossible.
I mean, I've heard of servers running for months at a time, but 10 years?
Yeah RIGHT!
HOWEVER, so long as all the session vars don
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> From: Mark W. Breneman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 12:51 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Session time out = never ? Bad?
>
>
>
> Would it be "bad" to set a session timeout to 10 years in the future? I
> have a cl
Would it be "bad" to set a session timeout to 10 years in the future? I
have a client that wants to never time out if he or his office workers are
coming to the site from their office.
I am thinking this would be "bad". Possible server registry blot?
"I'm a little fuzzy on the whole good-bad
Nelson
I am confused. why would you want to set the to 60 minutes?
Greg
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From: t nelson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2001 5:22 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: session time out
Howdy,
I usually set my application like this
notice the 60
thank you very much!
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Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2001 6:21 PM
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> Howdy,
>
> I usually set my application like this
>
thank you very much!
createtimespan("0","1","0","0")
works for me.
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Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2001 5:48 PM
ork without
it.
best of luck and cheers,
Nelson
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Hi all,
I tried to use:
for one hour time out, but it still keeps 20 mins time out.
any ideas and suggestions?
thanks in advance!
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Yes, check the settings in CF Administrator. I ran into the same problem
just the other week!! CF Administrator lets you to set the maximum, and no
matter what is in the CFAPPLICATION tag it'll always be over-ridden by
what's in the Administrator.
HTH
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Subject: session time out
Hi all,
I tried to use:
for one hour time out, but it still keeps 20 mins time out.
any ideas and suggestions?
thanks in advance!
~~
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Hi all,
I tried to use:
for one hour time out, but it still keeps 20 mins time out.
any ideas and suggestions?
thanks in advance!
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I am getting a session time out error even if I am using that session.
any help?
Thanks
Veena
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Hi all,
I am Francesco, new from CF-Talk.
My question is:
With ColdFusion can I know if a user is connected to a page and how I can know
if him in not connected also?
Sorry from my english.
Thanks in advice,
Francesco Scafi
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> -Original Message-
> From: Won Lee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, March 27, 2000 11:00 AM
> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject: RE: [Help with session time outs]
>
>
> This
n, session, and
client variables?
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RE: [Help with session time outs]
what's the added overhead on <cflock> around application,
session, and client variables?
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> From: Pecora, James [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, March 27, 2000 10:36 AM
> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject: RE: [Help with session time outs]
>
>
>
> Raymond -
>
> can you give some brief examples of using c
Raymond -
can you give some brief examples of using cflock??
where you did and did not use it in your code...
actual snippits would be helpful, people are saying any time you use a
session or application variable, but that doesn't give much information.
tia
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> Why not check for the existence of the var (and/or a value in the
> var) prior
> to loading the rest of the page, and take appropriate action if it doesn't
> exist/is empty?
Or better yet just use CFPARAM...
-Cameron
Cameron Childress
McRae Communications
770.460.7277 x.2
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>
> use CFERROR or in 4.5 you can put in a default error message
>
> "Interent Gold Coast Properties" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
use CFERROR or in 4.5 you can put in a default error message
"Interent Gold Coast Properties" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
how do i get around the problem of a cf server error appearing when there
has been a session time out due to a member being idle
what suggestions do you
how do i get around the problem of a cf server error appearing when there
has been a session time out due to a member being idle
what suggestions do you have so that an appropriate message appears rather
than the cf error message due to a time out ??
Kind Regards
Claude Raiola
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