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to expire a web page, the browser needs to hold a server side session object, which is created with a Session.onStart method in a global.asa file. &nbsp;Furthermore, IIS can be configured in the advanced web server properties for variable length of page timeout.
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to expire a web page, the browser needs to hold a server side session object, which is created with a Session.onStart method in a global.asa file.  Furthermore, IIS can be configured in the advanced web server properties for variable length of page timeout.

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Or you can set Response.expires = -1<br />
the bugger will then NEVER expire :)<br />
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Not quite what you wanted, but handy to know.
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Or you can set Response.expires = -1
the bugger will then NEVER expire :)

Not quite what you wanted, but handy to know.

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thats good info also, but don't forget to NOTE the distiction between the &quot;ASP project IIS session properties for session expiration time&quot; AND the &quot;ASP object expire using the Response.expires = 10&quot; .
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thats good info also, but don't forget to NOTE the distiction between the "ASP project IIS session properties for session expiration time" AND the "ASP object expire using the Response.expires = 10" .

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