How can I avoid session timeout in iframes in ap.net.

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I have a website
in asp.net
in which i have done
session timeout of 20 minutes.
in web.config file.

In one of the page i am using frame to show some data.
But my problem is that when the session times out.
iframes is getting loaded with the default.aspx page
what i set in the web config.

How can I make this particular page
un affected by session time out
or how can i avoid the frame to load the Default
page.

Please assist,any idea .help needed
Thanks.

Posted 7-Mar-13 0:32am

Karwa_Vivek

Updated 7-Mar-13 0:36am

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ZurdoDev 7-Mar-13 7:03am

Can you just increase your session timeout?

Karwa_Vivek 7-Mar-13 7:07am

The problem is that the page in which frame is set
thats not getting timeout
but the src page of frame is getting time out.

ZurdoDev 7-Mar-13 7:08am

Is the iframe page in your site, or some other site?

Karwa_Vivek 7-Mar-13 7:13am

same site ,not any external site

ZurdoDev 7-Mar-13 7:16am

So, then why is the iframe timing out but not the main page?

Ismael Almonte 8-Mar-13 21:53pm

If i were you i would create a "CheckSession" method accessible by JavaScript that checks something on the session object. then create a JS timer on the frame that calls that method every 30 seconds. if the session is expired then change the location of the frame parent.

you could use this same concept to keep the session alive.

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