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Hi,<br />
I'm not changing folder structure / any pages. Only saving stuff to session(&quot;...&quot;) and e.g. having lunch then coming back and all gone.<br />
Thanks for input
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Hi,
I'm not changing folder structure / any pages. Only saving stuff to session("...") and e.g. having lunch then coming back and all gone.
Thanks for input

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Hi<br />
I specified &nbsp; &nbsp;&lt;sessionState timeout=&quot;1440&quot; /&gt;<br />
According to MSDN this is max timeout period. However, timeout seems to be happening WAY before this - I haven't timed exactly but knows its under 30 mins. Why woudl this be? <br />
Thanks<br />

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Hi
I specified    <sessionState timeout="1440" />
According to MSDN this is max timeout period. However, timeout seems to be happening WAY before this - I haven't timed exactly but knows its under 30 mins. Why woudl this be? 
Thanks


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