I have a ASP.NET C# web application and I have used session in it. When one user logs in, the session starts and when logs out the session ends. This is working perfectly fine for a single user. But when two or more users logs in, and one of the users logs out, the session ends for all the users which I do no want. What I need is when a particular user logs out the session must end for that user only no all the users. Is there a solution to this problem? Please, help needed urgently? Does anyone has a solution to this?
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it is sounding a bit strange...becau se..Originally posted by mylogI have a ASP.NET C# web application and I have used session in it. When one user logs in, the session starts and when logs out the session ends. This is working perfectly fine for a single user. But when two or more users logs in, and one of the users logs out, the session ends for all the users which I do no want. What I need is when a particular user logs out the session must end for that user only no all the users. Is there a solution to this problem? Please, help needed urgently? Does anyone has a solution to this?
A new session is created once for each new browser that hits your ASP.NET Web site. If a user stops hitting your Web site, his Session will time out after 20 minutes of inactivity, by default. -
Are you using the built in Session object? Are you tie-ing it to an sql database?
What do you use to "log out" the user? Session.Abandon () ?
Are you in a debug mode when you were testing this? Were you testing multiple windows on the same computer?Comment
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thanks for the reviewing my thread but I have already solved the problem. the problem with it was i was using the Directory.Delet e() command at the logout button which killed all the current sessions. once i found that Directory.Delet e() kills all the current session I was able to solve the problem. thanks anyway.
now the problem i am facing is that i want to update a doc file that is situated at the server side without having it to be downloaded at the client side. Got any ideas?Comment
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