hi all,
I am counting the number of users logged in my website. That's how I do in
my global.asax (asp.net 2.0)
- in my application_sta rt I initialize an application variable with 0;
- in session_start I add my application variable + 1
- in session_end I decrease application variable -1
my session timeout is 60.
Then I display in the welcome page the total of visitors. So is ok, I open
some browsers in my computer and I see the number of connected users
matching.
But it does not matter how many people get connected, the number never
decreases. Even when I close my windows, the number is still there.
is that a normal behaviour? how to kill a session when it is not in use
anymore?
thanks in advance
xisco
2  1643 
hi
You need to lock the application while doing increment or decrement in the
counter.
2nd thing, you should call the session.abdon in when user click signout..
Best of luck...
Munawar
"xisco" <xi***@hotmail. com> wrote in message
news:uy******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP15.phx.gbl... hi all,
I am counting the number of users logged in my website. That's how I do in
my global.asax (asp.net 2.0)
- in my application_sta rt I initialize an application variable with 0;
- in session_start I add my application variable + 1
- in session_end I decrease application variable -1
my session timeout is 60.
Then I display in the welcome page the total of visitors. So is ok, I open
some browsers in my computer and I see the number of connected users
matching.
But it does not matter how many people get connected, the number never
decreases. Even when I close my windows, the number is still there.
is that a normal behaviour? how to kill a session when it is not in use
anymore?
thanks in advance
xisco
yes, was the abandon missing.
thx
xisco
"Munawar Hussain" <mu*******@msn. com> wrote in message
news:ud******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P14.phx.gbl... hi
You need to lock the application while doing increment or decrement in the
counter.
2nd thing, you should call the session.abdon in when user click signout..
Best of luck...
Munawar
"xisco" <xi***@hotmail. com> wrote in message
news:uy******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP15.phx.gbl... hi all,
I am counting the number of users logged in my website. That's how I do
in my global.asax (asp.net 2.0)
- in my application_sta rt I initialize an application variable with 0;
- in session_start I add my application variable + 1
- in session_end I decrease application variable -1
my session timeout is 60.
Then I display in the welcome page the total of visitors. So is ok, I
open some browsers in my computer and I see the number of connected users
matching.
But it does not matter how many people get connected, the number never
decreases. Even when I close my windows, the number is still there.
is that a normal behaviour? how to kill a session when it is not in use
anymore?
thanks in advance
xisco
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