Redirect to page after Forms Authentication Timeout?

The thing to remember is that even though your session times out on the server end, the client end will not process anything until it's next request. At that time it will discover that it's session has expired and attempt to restart the session. A Response.

Redirect or even Server. Redirect call won't help with this What you need to do is to synchronize your server timeout with your client timeout, and have some client script in place to redirect the user to a "Timed Out" type page. I've written up an article with some sample code on how to do that here.

The thing to remember is that even though your session times out on the server end, the client end will not process anything until it's next request. At that time it will discover that it's session has expired and attempt to restart the session. A Response.

Redirect or even Server. Redirect call won't help with this. What you need to do is to synchronize your server timeout with your client timeout, and have some client script in place to redirect the user to a "Timed Out" type page.

I've written up an article with some sample code on how to do that here.

Q: So, what would the var cookie, first line of code look like.? var cookie = HttpContext.Current.Request. CookiesFormsAuthentication.FormsCookieName.

Thanks, this is what I needed. Just discovered answer myself a few moments ago. – developerdoug Jun 15 at 21:13.

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