how to show ajax pop up extender after session Time out

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hi i wants to show the Ajax model popup extender after session time out along with login credential on model pop up means Username,Password and Login button to once again login after session time out...

please provide a solution

thanks in advance

Posted 24-Sep-12 2:25am

wings_

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Srinivasa Sridhar · Answer 1 · 2012-09-24T02:59:00

1. Add

C#

<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="60"> </meta>

tag to page header and set refresh time as per your session time out + one or two seconds more (Google how to do this programatically instead of hardcoding of "Content=60")

2.In the page load check the Session avalible or not, if not ModalPopup.Show()
Page will get refresh after session time out and your ModalPopup will appear.

I.explore.code · Answer 2 · 2012-09-24T02:44:00

Solution 2

Other than continously polling to see if the Session variable is valid, what you can try doing is let the session expire when it expires and just check for the validity of session first when the client request is recieved after the timeout, if the session is invalid, just do a modalpopup.show(). Should work.

Posted 24-Sep-12 2:44am

I.explore.code

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wings_ 24-Sep-12 8:49am

any sample code

I.explore.code 24-Sep-12 8:53am

if (Session["WhateverYourSessionNameIs"] == null)
{
modal.Show();
}

you can try putting piece of code in page_load event handler. Let me know if it works.

wings_ 25-Sep-12 0:14am

ok sir i will try

iconcept · Answer 3 · 2012-09-24T02:31:00

Solution 1

SQL

You can set the targetcontrolid to a dummy hidden button.  Then you can use YourModalId.Show() in page_load to show it.

Posted 24-Sep-12 2:31am

iconcept