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What if we create a JavaScript function in the frameset, and use the
onFocus event of all the fields in the web page to call this function?
The function would reset a timer or counter, and if the timer/counter
expires it could simply load a blank page in the dummy frame? It would
definately call for less traffic to the server, than if you do a submit
every time we change fields or move the mouse around.
I have to admit that I don't really know from the top of my head how the
JavaScript function should be writen to work the best, but that shouldn't
be too hard to do.
What do you think?
/Peter
"Bill M"
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Rick,
Brainstorming is great stuff!
For any input field's onBlur or onFocus you could do submit a form that
would load in a hidden frame or iframe on the page:
<form id="dummyPage" name="dummyPage" action="dummyPage.html"
target="frameName">
onblur=" dummyPage.submit(); "
That would keep the session open only if they were active on the page. I
wouldn't use onChange. I guess you could add it to the onMouseOver. Or
you could add some <div>'s to the page and add it to them as onMouseOvers
as well. Problem with that is that some optical mice trigger the mouse
over event a lot easier than normal mice, of course bumping the mouse would
keep the session alive as well.
We are getting away from the intent of this list with this discussion. If
additional html or javascript discussions are necessary we should take this
offline.
Bill
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----- Original Message -----
From: rick.baird@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
To: domino400@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2004 3:00 PM
Subject: Re: Session Time Out for browser app
Peter and Bill,
Just for discussion's sake let's take this a step further...
It would be nice if I could somehow tell the dummy page that I was
actually
active in the main document - i.e. only refresh the session by reloading
the page if they had been active (changing, focus/blur fields on the
page)
in the last 5 minutes.
This way, the security of having the session time out would be preserved,
while keeping it open if they are actually keying data.
Maybe I could use a generic function for the onfocus, onblur or onchange
event for input fields on the document that would set a variable on the
dummy page indicating there is activity, causing the page to refresh
within
the session timeout time span. when the dummy page refreshes, this
variable would be reset to it's original value, and the page would only
refresh again if the variable was changed again.
Is there a way to condition the meta tag? or, can a page be refreshed
in
other ways? is there a function or @command to retrieve the session
time-out value (I couldn't find one)?
Just thinking out loud..
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