you can do one of two things.
make the page with the textarea stateless, and output their login token into
a cookie or a hidden field. that way there wont be a page expiration problem
and you can relogin the user.
add an ajax behavior that pings the server every x seconds preventing
session timeout on pages where the user is expected to enter a lot of text.
-igor
On 5/17/07, Ravindra Wankar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
When a user accesses a page and their session has expired, can we log
them in and redirect them to the original page they accessed? If they
were submitting a form, will the form be submitted? The concern is that
if they had typed a bunch of text into a textarea, we would hate to see
them have to type the text all over again.
How does one do this?
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