Re: SESSION_COOKIE_AGE in global_settings.py

Thanks for the reply, Rob. I finally figured out one of my problems. Changing the setting in my global_settings.py file was not affecting my project, so I had to add the # SESSION # section (which includes SESSION_COOKIE_AGE, SESSION_SAVE_EVERY_REQUEST, and a few others) to my project-specific s

Re: SESSION_COOKIE_AGE in global_settings.py

Hi Matt, All that the SESSION_COOKIE_AGE changes is the expire_date on a "session" entry in one of your database tables. If you change SESSION_COOKIE_AGE, but are still logged in, then that date is still going to be about two weeks in the future. Try logging out, and setting the COOKIE_AGE to some

SESSION_COOKIE_AGE in global_settings.py

I'm trying to change the behavior of my session cookies. Currently, if a user does not log out before closing his browser, then he can return to the admin anytime within 2 weeks without being prompted to log in again. Ideally I want the session cookie to be erased when the user closes his browse