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How can I disable auto log out in ASP.NET membership
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To increase the timeout I have written the following codes in we.config
 
<membership defaultprovider="ProjectProvider" userisonlinetimewindow="720">
			<providers>
				<add name="ProjectProvider" type="System.Web.Security.SqlMembershipProvider, System.Web, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a" connectionstringname="ConnectionString" applicationname="MyApp" enablepasswordretrieval="true" enablepasswordreset="true" requiresquestionandanswer="true" requiresuniqueemail="true" passwordformat="Clear" maxinvalidpasswordattempts="5" passwordattemptwindow="10" minrequiredpasswordlength="5" minrequirednonalphanumericcharacters="0" />
			</providers>
</membership>
 

<rolemanager cacherolesincookie="true" enabled="true" defaultprovider="ProjectRoleProvider" cookietimeout="720">
			<providers>
				<add name="ProjectRoleProvider" type="System.Web.Security.SqlRoleProvider" connectionstringname="ConnectionString" applicationname="MyApp" />
			</providers>
		</rolemanager>
		<authentication mode="Forms">
			<forms defaultUrl="Default.aspx" loginUrl="Login.aspx" timeout="720">
			</forms>
		</authentication>
 

But, still it automatically logs out after 5-6 minuites. Someone please help me to disable this timeout feature.
Posted 22-Dec-12 21:11pm
Abdullah Al-Muzahid458
Edited 22-Dec-12 21:13pm
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Krunal Rohit - 23-Dec-12 3:21am
what you actually want ?

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http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3839851/disable-auto-logout-feature-in-asp-net[^]
 
or in your code snippet write 99999 in place of 720.
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Posted 22-Dec-12 21:18pm
Abhishek Pant15.1K
Edited 22-Dec-12 21:31pm
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Sajeesh payolam - 23-Dec-12 3:21am
My vote is 5
Abhishek Pant - 23-Dec-12 3:32am
thanks
Abdullah Al-Muzahid - 23-Dec-12 6:55am
this is not working. still it logs out after 5-6 minuits
Abhishek Pant - 23-Dec-12 7:36am
did you provided timeout anywhere else(other than this) in any page check that
Abdullah Al-Muzahid - 23-Dec-12 7:38am
no
Abhishek Pant - 23-Dec-12 7:58am
delete time out from your webconfig for cookiee part & write this on cookie event part c1.Expires=DateTime.Now.AddHours(2); //this provides cookiee valid for 2hrs
Abdullah Al-Muzahid - 24-Dec-12 2:01am
Dear Abhishek Pant, I am not clear about your solution. Would you please explain it.
Abdullah Al-Muzahid - 24-Dec-12 2:13am
there is another problem in this application. If a page is opened fo more than 5-6 minuites, it throws a runtime error when users click on some button of the page. For that I wrote in the web.config httpRuntime maxRequestLength="4000" executionTimeout="45"
Abhishek Pant - 28-Dec-12 20:15pm
I think clicking those button will have some errors at runtime the operations were not handled properly and and for logout problem I think your session is not generated properly i.e. some conflict there on session logout.
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