I have the following code on checkbox click to get the checkbox value of the checkbox showHideDeletedRps and pass true or false to a controller var rpInfo = await rpService.GetRPByID(id, showDeleted);, I tried the following but it doesn’t keep the selected value or doesn’t update on checkbox change.
I just discovered that every request in an ASP.Net web application gets a Session lock at the beginning of a request, and then releases it at the end of the request!
I have an ASP.net application where Users aren’t able to successfully complete certain actions, for reasons, I’m assuming, can only be related to losing their session (which is where I maintain their current user information, and how determine whether they are logged in)
I’d like to maintain a session state per browser tab.
I have tried very hard but cannot find a solution on how to set session timeout value for in-process session for an ASP.Net web application.
Why does the property SessionID on the Session-object in an ASP.NET-page change between requests?
Which is the easiest and most unobstrusive way to keep an ASP.NET session alive as long as the user has the browser window open? Is it timed AJAX calls? I want to prevent the following: sometimes users keep their window open for a long time, then enter stuff, and on submit nothing works anymore because the server side session expired. I don’t want to increase the timeout value for more than 10 min on the server as I want closed sessions (by closing the browser window) to time out fast.
In my asp.net website i am using asp.net form authentication with following configuration
Deployed two WebApplications in IIS namely /HRMS, /TravelDesk. Both WebApps are sharing session via AspState, the config information are
In my web application, I do something like this to read the session variables: