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how can i expire the page

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    jacal99
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    Hi i need some help .... i want to expire my page or session abdon after 2 minutes... if the user has not tuch any link on the page that page expired after 2 minutes... if some one has any tutorial link regaurding to this or what method i can use then please tell me. :) Mazhar Hussain

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      Hi i need some help .... i want to expire my page or session abdon after 2 minutes... if the user has not tuch any link on the page that page expired after 2 minutes... if some one has any tutorial link regaurding to this or what method i can use then please tell me. :) Mazhar Hussain

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      Albert Pascual
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      Add this XML key on your web.config This will expiere the SESSION in 2 minutes and will redirect the user back to login.aspx to login again. Hope that helps and was what you were asking Al

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        Add this XML key on your web.config This will expiere the SESSION in 2 minutes and will redirect the user back to login.aspx to login again. Hope that helps and was what you were asking Al

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        Sarvesvara BVKS Dasa
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        interesting.... just out of curiosity, does this take care of the site with frames There is nothing new under the sun,
        But there are lots of old things we don't know.

        - Ambrose Bierce

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          Add this XML key on your web.config This will expiere the SESSION in 2 minutes and will redirect the user back to login.aspx to login again. Hope that helps and was what you were asking Al

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          Thanks Albert soo nice of you ... please connect with me for my next questions and help me out... thanks again. Mazhar Hussain

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            interesting.... just out of curiosity, does this take care of the site with frames There is nothing new under the sun,
            But there are lots of old things we don't know.

            - Ambrose Bierce

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            Depend, Normally I don't use frames in ASP.NET, as you can create User Controls to do Headers However I do believe if any of the frames is in the protected path should work.

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