At the moment I'm having problems with my current Session timeout scheme. 2 questions.
1. Do I understand correctly? This control will refresh the Session (and keep the Session variables from expiring) without reposting the whole page?
2. If I did start using this, I would still have a problem. I have a Dot Net 4.0 Web app that uses Telerik controls. It also uses the window.radopen command to create popup editing windows. If I implement the Notification control in the main window, how do I do a reset from the popup? Say, for example, reset the timer on every keystroke in an editing field.
1. Do I understand correctly? This control will refresh the Session (and keep the Session variables from expiring) without reposting the whole page?
2. If I did start using this, I would still have a problem. I have a Dot Net 4.0 Web app that uses Telerik controls. It also uses the window.radopen command to create popup editing windows. If I implement the Notification control in the main window, how do I do a reset from the popup? Say, for example, reset the timer on every keystroke in an editing field.
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Hi Boris,
1. As described in the online demo Session Timeout notification, calling update() automatically performs a callback to the server in order to restart the Session. This means that the page will not be reposted.
2. You can use the approach shown in step 1 of this help article in order to get a reference to the parent page, then get the client-side object of the notification and call the update() function, which will restart the Session.
Regards,
Slav
Telerik
1. As described in the online demo Session Timeout notification, calling update() automatically performs a callback to the server in order to restart the Session. This means that the page will not be reposted.
2. You can use the approach shown in step 1 of this help article in order to get a reference to the parent page, then get the client-side object of the notification and call the update() function, which will restart the Session.
Regards,
Slav
Telerik
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