NO, YOU CHANGE THAT IN YOUR IIS SETTINGS, AND IN YOUR GLOBAL.ASA(X) FILE. LOOK AT MINE ABOVE, I HAVE IT SET FOR ONE MINUITE. NOW YOU MAY THINK THAT ISN'T LONG ENOUGH, BUT IT DOESN'T LOG THEM OUT AFTER ONE MINUITE, IT SIMPLY CLOSES CANCELS THE SEEION FROM MEMORY AFTER ON MINUITE OF INACTIVITY, ONE THE USER IS ACTIVE AGAIN, THE SESSION RESUMES WERE THEY LEFT OFF, AS IF THEY WERE NEVER OFFLINE. I KNOW THIS WORKS BECAUSE I WAS TESTING IT WITH MY WEBSITE (
HTTP://WWW.MEMBERS.GRIMMUSIC.COM ) , AND I WOULD CHECK MY DB AS SOON AS SOMEONE LOGGED IN, (I HAD FRIENDS ACROSS THE COUNTRY HELP ME TEST IT FOR ACURRACY BY LOGGIN IN WHEN I TOLD THEM), IT PUT THE APROPRIATE ENTRY IN THE DABATASE(DB), AND AS SOON AS THEY WERE INACTIVE FOR ONE MINUITE, IT CHANGED THAT ENTRY APROPRIATELY, AND IF THEY MAKE A REQUEST AGAIN (EG, CLICK ANOTHER LINKK, OR DID ANYHTING THAT REQUESTS SOMETHING FROM THE SERVER), THEY WERE CHANGED BACK TO ACTIVE IN THE DB ENTRY. YOU CAN SPECIFY THE TIME YOU WANT A SESSION TO TIMEOUT AS ANYHTING YOU WANT, BUT I THINK IT'S A WASTE TO LEAVE IT A 20, BECAUSE THEUSER USUALY ISN'T THERE FOR 20 MINUITES, SO THERES NO NEED IN WASTING SYSTEM RESOURCES. THNKAS FOR YOUR QUESTION, IF ANYONE DOESN'T KNOW HOW TO CHANGED THE DEFAULT SESSION TIMEOUT IN
IIS AND NOT JUST THE GLOBAL.ASA(X) FILE, LET ME KNOW AND I'LL POST A WALKTHROUGH.
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