user specific session timeout in asp.net ?

Question

user specific session timeout in asp.net instead of application specific timeout ? Thanks in advance.

Imtiyaz Ansari · Answer

ok good john....:)

Imtiyaz Ansari · Answer

ok good john....:)

Jithil John · Answer

Ok I already implemented that. Now I want redirection logic

Imtiyaz Ansari · Answer

hey john i am just say you can set session time out for different user for different value set in login time.. so please implement logic for different user wise set session time out ...!! ex. string role= User.Identity.Name; if (role=admin) { S ystem.Web.HttpContext.Current.Session.Timeout=20; //which you want according to user type } else if (role=user) { S ystem.Web.HttpContext.Current.Session.Timeout=10; //which you want according to user type }

Jithil John · Answer

Hi ImtiyazI applied System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Session.Timeout = 1; code in the login section so after timeout I want to redirect to login page

Jithil John · Answer

am using mvc application

Imtiyaz Ansari · Answer

Hey john you can set session time out when user authentication process completed and set all the user info in sessionutility class like empidemproleid etc. Those time you set session time Or try to use following JavaScript code in master page for increase session time according to user role... var logoutUser = false; var timeoutHnd = null; var logouTimeInterval = 15 * 60 * 1000; // 15 mins here u can increase session time function onuser_activite() { if (logoutUser) { ; } else { ResetLogOutTimer(); } } function OnTimeoutReached() { logoutUser = true; alert(You have been automatically Log Off from the system !); window.location.href = Logout.aspx; } function ResetLogOutTimer() { clearTimeout(timeoutHnd); // set new timer timeoutHnd = setTimeout('OnTimeoutReached();' logouTimeInterval); } document.body.onclick = onuser_activite; timeoutHnd = setTimeout('OnTimeoutReached();' logouTimeInterval);

Jithil John · Answer

Hi Imtiyaz Where we can apply the action after session time out

Imtiyaz Ansari · Answer

hey john  yes you can set session timeout in user login time...!!

Jithil John · Answer

Imtiyaz where we can apply this code ? I tried out it in login function.

Imtiyaz Ansari · Answer

Hello Jithil if you want session timeout for different according to different user type(role wise) then you can set session timeout dynamically according to user type....!!!! if (User.Identity.Name == lockh) { System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Session.Timeout = 1; Response.Write(Logged on as  + User.Identity.Name +  ); Response.Write(Timeout is now  + HttpContext.Current.Session.Timeout +  ); } //can you follow this link :- http://forums.asp.net/t/1121681.aspx?Timeout+FormsAuthentication

Rajeesh Menoth · Answer

Hi You can't set the session timeout for a specific page Reference : https://bytes.com/topic/asp-net/answers/527894-setting-session-timeout-specific-page

Chandu Kumawat · Answer

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25166288/creating-unique-sessions-per-user-on-webforms-asp-net

Jithil John · Answer

But I need to change it as per the user type

Amit Singh · Answer

hey sessionstate mode = inproc cookieless = true timeout = 14 /> configuration

Raja T · Answer

Hi Jithil Web.config : Open up your web.config file and under the system.web section add the following : timeout = 20 mode = InProc /> Replace 20 with whatever number you wish. please refer below links http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21990619/how-to-increase-session-timeout-in-asp-net http://stackoverflow.com/questions/648992/session-timeout-in-asp-net http://forums.asp.net/t/1283350.aspx?How+to+increase+session+timeout+to+8+to+9hrs+ http://asp-net.vexedlogic.com/2012/05/23/aspasp-net-session-timeout-how-do-i-change-it/