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Did a search in Google for &quot;user application global.asa&quot; and found this document:<br />
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<a href="http://www.codekit.com/source/programming/asp/asp_user_tracking.asp" rel="ugc">http://www.codekit.com/source/programming/asp/asp_user_tracking.asp</a><br />
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If a user doesn't explicity log off, the only way to tell the user is inactive is if the ASP session times out. &nbsp;If you wanted to track individual users, you could create another Application variable as an array that contains the user names and other info.
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Did a search in Google for "user application global.asa" and found this document:

http://www.codekit.com/source/programming/asp/asp_user_tracking.asp [http://www.codekit.com/source/programming/asp/asp_user_tracking.asp]

If a user doesn't explicity log off, the only way to tell the user is inactive is if the ASP session times out.  If you wanted to track individual users, you could create another Application variable as an array that contains the user names and other info.

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Hello,<br />
I want to know who is online. I dont want to user db. And I cant really detect when a session ens if user doesnt click LOG OFF. How can I detect inactivity of a user. And can I do this operation with GLOBAL.ASA and Applications object. Thanks in advance.
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Hello,
I want to know who is online. I dont want to user db. And I cant really detect when a session ens if user doesnt click LOG OFF. How can I detect inactivity of a user. And can I do this operation with GLOBAL.ASA and Applications object. Thanks in advance.

Who is ONLINE

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