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Javascript and Postback

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eesp.test@gmail.com - 21 Sep 2006 22:03 GMT
Hi everyone,

Is there an easy way to reset a javascript timer whenever there is a
postback? Right now I have it set up to reset during the onload event
but I would also like it to reset during a post back. The purpose is to
send a message to the user after 30minutes of inactivity saying that
their session has ended and redirect to another page.

Kind of thought this fit under asp.net more than javascript.

Thanks for the help!
sonic - 21 Sep 2006 22:14 GMT
> Right now I have it set up to reset during the onload event
> but I would also like it to reset during a post back. The purpose is to
> send a message to the user after 30minutes of inactivity saying that
> their session has ended and redirect to another page.

what do you mean? postback will trigger onload when page comes back.
and your regular logic should just work
eesp.test@gmail.com - 21 Sep 2006 22:19 GMT
Ok then maybe there is a problem with the javascript. I'll look over
it.

Thanks

> > Right now I have it set up to reset during the onload event
> > but I would also like it to reset during a post back. The purpose is to
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> what do you mean? postback will trigger onload when page comes back.
> and your regular logic should just work
Darren - 22 Sep 2006 11:00 GMT
>Hi everyone,
>
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>
>Thanks for the help!

Why dont you use the 'session_onend' within global.asax instead of
timers ??? You can display another page (with a message) from
there....and then redirect elsewhere...

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