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• Re: Session Timeout higher than 30 minutes

  I don't want to HiJack this thread from the orignal poster -- But I can tell you that the reason I (know) believe that my session times out is that my Members are prompted to LOGIN after 30 mins. Even though I have the TIMEOUT="5000" set in Web.Config for my FORMS attribute.... I also tried that value on my SESSIONSTATE attribute... IIS 6.x ..... Behaves this way for ANY of my Member's machines using IE, Safari, Mozilla, etc,,,,, I'd be happy to provide you a web link, login

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by Cody21 on 12/6/2007

• Re: Session Timeout higher than 30 minutes

  Ditto for me. Actually, I have a site that Anonymous users are permitted to access the base pages. I have a sub-folder for "Members" only that I have a web.config file in to include the "DENY=.." and "ALLOW=?" trype of permissions .... no matter what I adjust in the BASE WEB.CONFIG file for "Session State" and/or "FORMS .....", for the life of me I can't get a longer TIMEOUT. I can't believe that it is this difficult. I'm beginngin to

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by Cody21 on 12/6/2007

• Re: Session Timeout higher than 30 minutes

  I am having precisely this same issue. For the life of me, I cannot get TIMEOUT to exceed 30 mins. I initially thought it was the Service Provider that I am using (MySQLDirect.Net). I reported the issue to them, and after days of testing and troubleshooting, they said that their product is working perfectly and that my issue is likely with ASP.NET. I've had this problem going on for 9 months now and nobody has been able to assist me. I'm watching this thread in hopes that some expert here

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by Cody21 on 12/6/2007

• Re: how to generate a mailto:

  1 step forward, 2 steps back .. OK, I think I see what's going on here. There evidentally is a "limit" to the amount of chars that can be included in a RESPONSE.REDIRECT method ... is this true? What doesn't make sense to me is that when I concatenate a "mystring" of say 20 email addresses and execute the "RESPONSE.REDIRECT (mystring)", get the browser windo redirected with the aspx page listed at the top -- but it refises t launch my email OUTLOOK to finalize the Compose & Send.. However, if

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Cody21 on 5/14/2007

• Re: mailto: Is there a limitation beyond 13 recipients ?

  After much trial and error and searching, I have stumbled onto the fact that the RESPONSE.REDIRECT has a limit on the size of the String that can be passed...

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Cody21 on 5/14/2007

• mailto: Is there a limitation beyond 13 recipients ?

  I have a web page that generates an email to a list of my members -- there are 19 members. When I execute a "mailto:" function while in my page, it NEVER launches my mailto: href - but rather just displays an wierd error in the URL of the page... When I keep my selected list to 13 or less, it works just fine -- launches the href for the mailto: -- in my case, OUTLOOK. Is there a limit to the number of email addresses that can be passed via a mailto: href ? When I compose an email in OUTLOOK, that

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Cody21 on 5/13/2007

• Re: how to generate a mailto:

  BTW - I *have* figured out that a RESPONSE.REDIRECT can do this for me, but when I execute it, my Browser window is BLANK... even though I have the mailto: window working.. Is there a way to make the target a new or additonal window and have my Browser rewrite the previous window (or go to a specific URl rather than just be BLANK?

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Cody21 on 5/12/2007

• how to generate a mailto:

  I want a button that submits a FORM back to the ASP server and I want the response back from the ASP server to direct the browser to a mailto: (e.g., I want the entire body of my repsonse to direct the browser to a mailto: with content (my mailto: address, coming from my FORM)). Is that possible? Thanks

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Cody21 on 5/12/2007

• Re: Roles/Membership Database missing sorely needed Fields - can I safely ADD to it ?

  Ah, OK ..... Thank you so much !!!

  Posted to Security (Forum) by Cody21 on 5/8/2007

• Roles/Membership Database missing sorely needed Fields - can I safely ADD to it ?

  I have the Default Roles/Membership installed using a MySQL solution. The default FIELDS that get defined do not include what I consider some important additions: such as Member contact info (address, various phone numbers, etc ..) Using a DB Admin tool (or SQL commands) I *can* add various FIELDS to any of the Tables ... and for that matter, I can CREATE a new TABLE that contains the info. My queston is whether this is an OK thing to do or if it will create trouble for me ruther down the road when

  Posted to Security (Forum) by Cody21 on 5/8/2007