In my ASP.Net MVC 3.0 Application, I am accessing my Session variable allover the application. code
HttpContext.Session["CustomerID"]= customerID;
When any of the session variable is not available or null due to session time out, i would like to redirect the user to the login page.
How can i do it. because i am using Session variable allover the application i can t check the variables for null at each instance.
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我假定,一旦会议结束,你就希望做到这一点。 为此,你需要某种客户密码(javascript)在一定时间间隔内与服务器核对。
Create an action called IsServerExpired and have it return a json object containing a boolean value, and the redirect url.
Write a javascript function that checks back with the server and then do the redirect in javascript when the value returned is true.
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