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How to keep the sesion alive when user is in stable state like ecommerce website is using that in add cart and customer login session reply me urgent

Posted 24-Jun-13 20:48pm

KASIMSETTY LAVAN

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Ankur^\m/ 27-Jun-13 2:43am

Your question is not clear. how long do you want the session to be alive? You can always configure SessionTimeout. But is it only the login that you are concerned with?

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**Nirav Prabtani** · Answer 1 · 2013-06-26T20:31:00

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You can use HiddenField to store session.....:)

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Nirav Prabtani...:)

Posted 26-Jun-13 20:31pm

Nirav Prabtani

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Ankur^\m/ 27-Jun-13 2:44am

WHAT ??? AND HOW?

Nirav Prabtani 27-Jun-13 2:51am

You have one control named HiddenField in Standerd Control

<asp:HiddenField ID="HiddenField1" runat="server" />

you can store session value at codebehind in hiddenfield like that....

HiddenField1.Value=Session["Name"];

now your session has been stored into hiddenfield.....:)

for more information...

http://www.devmanuals.com/tutorials/ms/aspdotnet/hiddenfield.html

Ankur^\m/ 27-Jun-13 3:15am

Suppose I have a dataset in the session containing the the user details. How do I set it in hidden field.
And how does that answer the question - hidden field exists on ONE page and not all of them. So once I navigate to other page, the value is gone. How do I keep my user logged in?

Nirav Prabtani 27-Jun-13 3:21am

yes you are right
hiddenfield is useful for one page only..
id you want to keep user logged in then there is session variable already for that....

mkbisht · Answer 2 · 2013-06-24T20:51:00

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you can store the value in cookies.. or database

Posted 24-Jun-13 20:51pm

mkbisht

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Ankur^\m/ 27-Jun-13 2:47am

I think your answer is somewhat correct. But it's too short for a solution. I mean it doesn't explain how. Someone has down-voted it. You will have my counter up-vote if you improve your answer.

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