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Comments by MWRivera (Top 4 by date)
MWRivera
23-Sep-14 11:24am
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Thank you for the feedback OriginalGriff. I guess what I should say is that I can see that the .exe application is being called in the development environment, which is al I have available to me right now.
MWRivera
9-Feb-11 11:28am
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Thank you for the link. I have a partial solution that displays an error message just before the session is about to expire, then as the session is predicted to expire (using a timer) an alternate message is displayed, to let the user know the session may have expired. Instead of the second message do you know of a way I can check if the session is still alive? If it's not alive I will then redirect to the login page. Thank you.
MWRivera
14-Jan-11 14:46pm
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Thank you for your reply.
Is there a simple AJAX command that I can replace "xmlhttp = new XMLHttpRequest()" with that will renew the session?
MWRivera
10-Jan-11 13:43pm
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By referencing other sources are you saying that XMLHttpRequest() and/or ActiveXObject() alone don't renew the session?