This is a hot topic and the web is filled with posts about this, but none of the solutions that I have seen are what I would consider to be good. My Session Timeout is configured in my Web.Config as follows: < sessionState timeout= "60" /> There has to be a way to set a redirect in the...
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12-30-2008, 12:00 AM
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