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From: Chakravarthy
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Hey,   First thing is, there is nothing like timer in ASP.NET. Reason being,  
all the pages are disconnected in nature.   Secondly, you can implement what 
you are asking for in couple of ways. Let me put the explanation in two topics 
Topic 1) How to post back the page and redirect to another page in a specified 
time Topic 2) Capturing Time spent by user at anygiven page   Topic 1 Solution 
) There is a "Meta Refresh Tag" with the help of "Content" attribute value in 
seconds, you can post back the page to the server. The following example will 
refresh the page for every 5 seconds.   Ex: <meta httpequiv="refresh" 
content="5">   All you have to do is capture during the page load or page 
render to see for action from the user. If refresh is due to user action then 
do what you want to do, else redirect the user to any other page that you want 
to.   Topic 2 Solution ) With the help of timer event of jscript you can 
capture the time spent by the user at any given page. But this is very simple 
by implementing the timer script on the client side and while submitting the 
page just pass the difference between times of page load and page submit.   
Hope this will help.

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