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Hi Imar
I created a website with the help of our book. I defined an automatic logout time when the site is idle, but I cannot remember where and how I did it (I have to change the time interval). Where do you write about this in your book?
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Hey Alex,

I am not much more clear about your question here. But I understood a little here. I think you have set a specific time. And for this a it's logout automatically. Please check it where did you set this.

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One thing that is may I visit your site for a while?

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Hi Alex,

You're looking for the timeout attribute on the <forms> element:

Code:

<authentication mode="Forms">
  <forms timeout="1440" />
</authentication>

More details in Chapter 16, page 598.

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