At 14:38 11.03.2003, freaky deaky said:
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>the js looks like:
><snip>
><script language="JavaScript">
><!--
>function timeout_2MinuteAlert()
>{if(confirm('Warning: You are about to time out. As a security measure, we
>log you out after 20 minutes of inactivity. You have been inactive for 18
>minutes. Click "Ok" within the next 2 minutes to continue with your
>application, otherwise you will be logged out. If you are logged out, you
>will need to log in again to continue your session.'))
>{
>history.go(0)
>}
>}
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I believe this is a JS issue only - have a look at the
timeout_2MinuteAlert() function. After the user clicks on OK, it performs a
history.go(0), which moves the browser from this page to the previous one,
thus effectively removing the final alert timeout.
I'm pretty sure that removing history.go(0) from the 2Minute alert should
solve the problem.
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