John,
There is no direct configuration method to do that.
However, you can simply set the variabletimeout in the user scope per each
site. For example in a header, footer or on the home or login page.
If you have a place where unified code runs for all of your domains, then you
could do something like:
<@IFEQUAL <@DOMAIN> domain1.com>
<@ASSIGN user$variabletimeout 30>
<@ELSEIFEQUAL <@DOMAIN> domain2.com>
<@ASSIGN user$variabletimeout 60>
<@ELSE>
<@ASSIGN user$variabletimeout 45>
</@IF>
Note that setting the variabletimeout in the domain scope (ie <@ASSIGN
domain$variabletimeout 75>) does not cascade down to user scope as other
configuration variables do, but rather sets the time for that particular
domain’s domain scope.
Robert
From: John Hotaling [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2012 6:44 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: TeraScript-Talk: User scope timeout per domain
Hello:
Is is possible to set the user scope timeout on a per domain basis? For
example, Client A at 30 minutes and Client B at 60 minutes.
Any insight is appreciated.
Thank you.
John Hotaling
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