M
Mufasa
Folks,
I'm having problems with my session timeout. People using my website leave
it just sitting there while they do other things. They have logged in (
using Forms Authentication ) and will be doing other things will a page of
mine is up on the screen. But the session times out so that when I try and
use a session variable, it crashes saying Object reference not set to an
instance of an object.
So I put
<sessionState timeout="4800" />
in my web.config (I know it's ridicously long....)
I went in to IIS and changed the Session timeout to 720.
I stopped IIS and restarted it.
I verified the setting in Session Timeout.
I put on my page a print of the session timeout and it shows 4800.
But people are still getting the error after 30 minutes.
What am I missing? Do I want to disable Session State?
TIA - Jeff.
I'm having problems with my session timeout. People using my website leave
it just sitting there while they do other things. They have logged in (
using Forms Authentication ) and will be doing other things will a page of
mine is up on the screen. But the session times out so that when I try and
use a session variable, it crashes saying Object reference not set to an
instance of an object.
So I put
<sessionState timeout="4800" />
in my web.config (I know it's ridicously long....)
I went in to IIS and changed the Session timeout to 720.
I stopped IIS and restarted it.
I verified the setting in Session Timeout.
I put on my page a print of the session timeout and it shows 4800.
But people are still getting the error after 30 minutes.
What am I missing? Do I want to disable Session State?
TIA - Jeff.