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Hi and thanks for taking a moment. I need an easy way to modfiy the timeout value for forms authentication in a asp.net page. Seems that this is not as readily available as one might think. Need to do this in C# for a particular page and then revert back to the value in the web.config onced finished. <br />
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<b> &lt;authentication mode=&quot;Forms&quot;&gt;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &lt;forms loginUrl=&quot;login.aspx&quot; name=&quot;.CLEVEMEDFORMSAUTH&quot; timeout=&quot;1&quot; /&gt;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &lt;/authentication&gt;</b><br />
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I could write to the web.config but am told there is a performance hit with this. Would like to create a ticket/cookie on the page load event of a particular page. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.<br />
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Jason &nbsp; 
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Hi and thanks for taking a moment. I need an easy way to modfiy the timeout value for forms authentication in a asp.net page. Seems that this is not as readily available as one might think. Need to do this in C# for a particular page and then revert back to the value in the web.config onced finished. 

 <authentication mode="Forms">
      <forms loginUrl="login.aspx" name=".CLEVEMEDFORMSAUTH" timeout="1" />
    </authentication>

I could write to the web.config but am told there is a performance hit with this. Would like to create a ticket/cookie on the page load event of a particular page. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.

Jason   

Need to Modify the Forms Authentiction Timeout

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