My users are complaining about the auto logout not telling them when they are logged out.
I would like to set up my pages so they auto-refresh to the Login page if the user has not done anything in the past 15 minutes.
I have set up a test case where I use the following:
print "<meta http-equiv=\"REFRESH\" content=\"5; URL=".$sess->self_url()."\">";
After 5 seconds, I get the Login page.
Ideally, this is what I want, but it isn't what I expected.
Is this normal? Will it do this all the time?
As this is a large multi-user database project, I would like to use refresh to keep the most current data on screen on other pages.
Would this be mutually exclusive?
just as information that maybe useless... you can set up the $auth->lifetime bigger or to 0 so that the page never expires.
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My users are complaining about the auto logout not telling them when they are logged out.
I would like to set up my pages so they auto-refresh to the Login page if the user has not done anything in the past 15 minutes.
I have set up a test case where I use the following:
print "<meta http-equiv=\"REFRESH\" content=\"5; URL=".$sess->self_url()."\">";
After 5 seconds, I get the Login page.
Ideally, this is what I want, but it isn't what I expected.
Is this normal? Will it do this all the time?
As this is a large multi-user database project, I would like to use refresh to keep the most current data on screen on other pages.
Would this be mutually exclusive?
just as information that maybe useless...
you can set up the $auth->lifetime bigger or to 0 so that the page never expires.