preserve the values of textboxes after session time out

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how to preserve the values of textboxes after session timeout

Posted 2-Aug-12 5:00am

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Kenneth Haugland 2-Aug-12 11:06am

Stor them in a database or txt file?

invisible@123 2-Aug-12 11:10am

but if before submitting in database if session timeout then what to do.i have 2 page Registration,and page1.aspx initially only registration value are store in db .then it redirect to page1.if session time out during page1 how to preserve value of textbox

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Code Master38 · Answer 1 · 2012-08-02T05:07:00

Its seems simple to me depending on what you are trying to save, just have the client browser save what they type in your cookie. Or did you mean on the server itself? That could be a problem.

If I misunderstand you want the user to have his stuff saved and ready to go for the next time he/she logs in? When your session times out on a server its for when people log off so that hackers can't use session hijacking via man in the middle attacks, so there's not really a point to this unless you need to.

Hope this helps!

So again

1. Save the info in the textbox or whatever in the cookies

OR
2. Save their stuff everytime they press a key in the textbox