Hi Nuno, I�m sure it�s not a simple timeout problem. It happens even when I use my aplication for just 10 seconds. I have already checked to see if there is some forced session closing but I could not find one.
But, I have observed this behaviour just in Cach� 4.1.13 and 4.1.16, when I use 4.0.3 it runs without this expiration problem. In 4.0.3 I could use the browser�s BACK without expiration problems. Thanks, Carlos. "Nuno Canas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escreveu na mensagem news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Hi Carlos, > If I could understand you in English - I'm shure I will in Portuguese - > your problem is just a "Session TimeOut". > I'm not a big expert on Cache like Peter, Kevin, Sukesh, Bill, etc... > So (In my pages I've made a CSR - Rule that checks for %session > variables and if they not exist it does a redirect to the Login Page. > > I suspect it's because your session is timming out and the page > (CSPToken) variable is expired. > > Somenone correct me if I'm wrong. > > this is the code I use to check if the user exists: > > <csr:RULE name="IsUser" match="IsUser" empty> > <csr:ACTION> > <script language="cache" runat="server"> > if $l($G(%session.Data("UserId")))=0 { > w "<script language='javascript'>",! > w "self.document.location='../Login.csp'",! > w "<"_"/script>" > } > </script> > </csr:ACTION> > </csr:RULE> > > > Nuno > > > Carlos Castro wrote: > > > Hi All, > > > > I have a CSP application that uses private pages for security reasons and it > > is runing well but, when I use the "back" from browser it returns me, in > > some pages (not in all the pages), a warning that the page was expired. What > > could be the reason? > > > > I�m using cach� 4.1.13 (Build 212U). > > > > Thanks, Carlos. > > > > >
