> My development team has built a web site in ASP.NET 2.0 with a login
> page to
> access to a reserved area. His has used the login control, but the
> flag to
> store the data for the next time doesn't function. My team has tried
> it
> several times unsuccessfully!
> How can I solve this issue?
> Many thanks
>

"David R. Longnecker" wrote:

> How much time passes between now and "next time"?  The timeout is only 30
> minutes by default, but can be configured in your web config.  the <forms
> timeout="valueHere" /> will allow you to set the value to your liking (in
> minutes).
>
> For example, 24 hours would be <forms timeout="1440" /> and a month (30 days)
> would be 43200.
>
> HTH.
>
> -dl
>
> --
> David R. Longnecker
> http://blog.tiredstudent.com
>
> > My development team has built a web site in ASP.NET 2.0 with a login
> > page to
> > access to a reserved area. His has used the login control, but the
> > flag to
> > store the data for the next time doesn't function. My team has tried
> > it
> > several times unsuccessfully!
> > How can I solve this issue?
> > Many thanks
> >
>
>
>

> It is passed few minutes!
> For us, this control doesn't function!
> Thanks
> "David R. Longnecker" wrote:
>
>> How much time passes between now and "next time"?  The timeout is
>> only 30 minutes by default, but can be configured in your web config.
>> the <forms timeout="valueHere" /> will allow you to set the value to
>> your liking (in minutes).
>>
>> For example, 24 hours would be <forms timeout="1440" /> and a month
>> (30 days) would be 43200.
>>
>> HTH.
>>
>> -dl
>>
>> --
>> David R. Longnecker
>> http://blog.tiredstudent.com
>>> My development team has built a web site in ASP.NET 2.0 with a login
>>> page to
>>> access to a reserved area. His has used the login control, but the
>>> flag to
>>> store the data for the next time doesn't function. My team has tried
>>> it
>>> several times unsuccessfully!
>>> How can I solve this issue?
>>> Many thanks

"David R. Longnecker" wrote:

> What do you have the current timeout value set?
>
> Also, just to verify, your browsers are set to allow cookies?
>
> Beyond that, I did a bit of googling and found an article that sounds somewhat
> like your issue.  It forces the remember me by using custom cookies: http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/Remember_me_next_time.asp
>
> -dl
>
> --
> David R. Longnecker
> http://blog.tiredstudent.com
>
> > It is passed few minutes!
> > For us, this control doesn't function!
> > Thanks
> > "David R. Longnecker" wrote:
> >
> >> How much time passes between now and "next time"?  The timeout is
> >> only 30 minutes by default, but can be configured in your web config.
> >> the <forms timeout="valueHere" /> will allow you to set the value to
> >> your liking (in minutes).
> >>
> >> For example, 24 hours would be <forms timeout="1440" /> and a month
> >> (30 days) would be 43200.
> >>
> >> HTH.
> >>
> >> -dl
> >>
> >> --
> >> David R. Longnecker
> >> http://blog.tiredstudent.com
> >>> My development team has built a web site in ASP.NET 2.0 with a login
> >>> page to
> >>> access to a reserved area. His has used the login control, but the
> >>> flag to
> >>> store the data for the next time doesn't function. My team has tried
> >>> it
> >>> several times unsuccessfully!
> >>> How can I solve this issue?
> >>> Many thanks
>
>
>

> There isn't any value for the forms timeout in web.config of the web
> site.
> Certainly, my browsers allow the cookies; this is one of the first
> committed
> checks for this issue.
> I will read the article, but it seems strange that the default login
> control
> doesn't function correctly.
> Many thanks
>
> "David R. Longnecker" wrote:
>
>> What do you have the current timeout value set?
>>
>> Also, just to verify, your browsers are set to allow cookies?
>>
>> Beyond that, I did a bit of googling and found an article that sounds
>> somewhat like your issue.  It forces the remember me by using custom
>> cookies:
>> http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/Remember_me_next_time.asp
>>
>> -dl
>>
>> --
>> David R. Longnecker
>> http://blog.tiredstudent.com
>>> It is passed few minutes!
>>> For us, this control doesn't function!
>>> Thanks
>>> "David R. Longnecker" wrote:
>>>> How much time passes between now and "next time"?  The timeout is
>>>> only 30 minutes by default, but can be configured in your web
>>>> config. the <forms timeout="valueHere" /> will allow you to set the
>>>> value to your liking (in minutes).
>>>>
>>>> For example, 24 hours would be <forms timeout="1440" /> and a month
>>>> (30 days) would be 43200.
>>>>
>>>> HTH.
>>>>
>>>> -dl
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> David R. Longnecker
>>>> http://blog.tiredstudent.com
>>>>> My development team has built a web site in ASP.NET 2.0 with a
>>>>> login
>>>>> page to
>>>>> access to a reserved area. His has used the login control, but the
>>>>> flag to
>>>>> store the data for the next time doesn't function. My team has
>>>>> tried
>>>>> it
>>>>> several times unsuccessfully!
>>>>> How can I solve this issue?
>>>>> Many thanks

> On 9 Oct, 18:27, David R. Longnecker <dlongnec...@community.nospam>
> wrote:
>
>> If you haven't specified it in your web.config, I'd suggest adding
>> the line and specifying the duration of the timeout.
>>
>> <forms timeout="1440" />  would give you a full day.  Load that in,
>> compile, and try it out.
>>
> With respect David, The "Remember me" function of the login control
> has nothing to do with session timeout values. It works by storing a
> persistent cookie on the client so that login credentials are retained
> between sessions. The session time-out will have no effect on this.
>
> PH
>