How should i display message for session

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How should i display message when session expire?
oops your session is expired login again...

Posted 7-Nov-12 20:22pm

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sahabiswarup 8-Nov-12 2:30am

in Global.asax you can declare session details as well as expire time. From there you can display your customize message

sumit kausalye 8-Nov-12 3:19am

how i declare session expire time

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Nandakishore G N · Answer 1 · 2012-11-08T02:28:00

Posted 8-Nov-12 2:28am

Updated 8-Nov-12 2:29am

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arch06 · Answer 2 · 2012-11-07T20:32:00

if (Session["PlaceHolder"] == null)
{
lblCuurent.Text = "oops your session is expired login again... ";
}

Posted 7-Nov-12 20:32pm

Dee_Bee · Answer 3 · 2012-11-08T01:13:00

Session.Contents.Remove("PlaceHolder");
lblPlaceHolder.Text = "oops your session is expired login again... ";

Posted 8-Nov-12 1:13am