Session_End event in ASP.Net

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I want my session to end when i close the browser ... I know we can use session.Abondon() but in which event should i put...

Do you have another option?

And on session timeout if i want to show a message to the user saying "Session Expired" o smthing ... How do i do tat?

:) Thnx

Posted 16-Dec-10 0:32am

saishree

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Ankur^\m/ 16-Dec-10 7:11am

This question has been asked so many times here, and in other forums. Google/Bing are your friend. Search!

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Toniyo Jackson · Answer 1 · 2010-12-16T00:54:00

Solution 1

This code will work only in IE.
Try this,
javascript:

C#

function fnOnunLoad() {
if (window.event.clientX < 0 || window.event.clientY < 0) {
   document.getElementById("ctl00_lnkLogout").click();
 }
 }

Then in body tag use this,

<body onunload="fnOnunLoad()">

If you written the session.Abondon() code in logout button click, then that javascript will call this logout click function.

Posted 16-Dec-10 0:54am

Toniyo Jackson

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy 16-Dec-10 7:01am

One question Toniyo, wont this logout the user when he's changing pages, or does the bit with clientX and clientY being smaller than zero do the trick?
Is it cross browser compatible?

Hiren solanki 16-Dec-10 7:07am

Good answer tonyo.

Toniyo Jackson 16-Dec-10 7:09am

Thank you Hiren

Brij · Answer 2 · 2010-12-16T00:57:00

Solution 2

There is one more that you can follow. Have a look to following link

Click here

Posted 16-Dec-10 0:57am

Brij