Hey guys I have some js code as follows...
-------
var SessionTimer;
function StartSessionTim er()
{
SessionTimer = setTimeout('Red irectToSessionT imedOutPage(),6 0000)
}
function RestartSessionT imer()
{
clearTimeout(Se ssionTimer);
StartSessionTim er();
}
function RedirectToSessi onTimedOutPage( )
{
window.location = '/SessionTimedOut .html';
}
-------
When I load the page and call StartSessionTim er(), I know it works
because the page redirects after ten minutes (the value of 60000).
However, in certain situations I need to be able to call back to the
server with AJAX and then have the timer reset - that's when I call
the RestartSessionT imer() function. When I do this, for some reason
the ten minute window does not get reset.
To troubleshoot, if I remove the second line in the
RestartSessionT imer() function the redirect is getting blocked (as
planned). However, when I put the second line back in, the page just
redirects as originally called - the SessionTimeout value is never
reset properly.
The code above looks good to me, but for some reason the
SessionTimeout var does not get reset in the RestartSessionT imer
function; it retains its original value?
How can I fix this?
Please help.
JP
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On Oct 26, 5:38 am, joey.pow...@top scene.com wrote:
Hey guys I have some js code as follows...
-------
var SessionTimer;
function StartSessionTim er()
{
SessionTimer = setTimeout('Red irectToSessionT imedOutPage(),6 0000)
}
function RestartSessionT imer()
{
clearTimeout(Se ssionTimer);
StartSessionTim er();
}
function RedirectToSessi onTimedOutPage( )
{
window.location = '/SessionTimedOut .html';
}
-------
When I load the page and call StartSessionTim er(), I know it works
because the page redirects after ten minutes (the value of 60000).
However, in certain situations I need to be able to call back to the
server with AJAX and then have the timer reset - that's when I call
the RestartSessionT imer() function. When I do this, for some reason
the ten minute window does not get reset.
To troubleshoot, if I remove the second line in the
RestartSessionT imer() function the redirect is getting blocked (as
planned). However, when I put the second line back in, the page just
redirects as originally called - the SessionTimeout value is never
reset properly.
The code above looks good to me, but for some reason the
SessionTimeout var does not get reset in the RestartSessionT imer
function; it retains its original value?
How can I fix this?
Please help.
JP
hi joey,
I had the same problem too. I understand your problem. Have you found
any solutions yet?
I've had the same problem too! Using AJAX and clearTimer doesn't seem
to be working for me either.
-Danny
On Dec 5, 10:25 pm, "stv_...@yahoo. com" <stv_...@yahoo. comwrote:
On Oct 26, 5:38 am, joey.pow...@top scene.com wrote:
Hey guys I have some js code as follows...
-------
var SessionTimer;
function StartSessionTim er()
{
SessionTimer = setTimeout('Red irectToSessionT imedOutPage(),6 0000)
}
function RestartSessionT imer()
{
clearTimeout(Se ssionTimer);
StartSessionTim er();
}
function RedirectToSessi onTimedOutPage( )
{
window.location = '/SessionTimedOut .html';
}
-------
When I load the page and call StartSessionTim er(), I know it works
because the page redirects after ten minutes (the value of 60000).
However, in certain situations I need to be able to call back to the
server with AJAX and then have the timer reset - that's when I call
the RestartSessionT imer() function. When I do this, for some reason
the ten minute window does not get reset.
To troubleshoot, if I remove the second line in the
RestartSessionT imer() function the redirect is getting blocked (as
planned). However, when I put the second line back in, the page just
redirects as originally called - the SessionTimeout value is never
reset properly.
The code above looks good to me, but for some reason the
SessionTimeout var does not get reset in the RestartSessionT imer
function; it retains its original value?
How can I fix this?
Please help.
JP
hi joey,
I had the same problem too. I understand your problem. Have you found
any solutions yet?
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