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Nothing wrong with the example, there is no Ajax and the appsetting is only accessed at page load.<br />
So it will work fine.<br />
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Though are better ways of maintaining session rather than reloading the page.
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Nothing wrong with the example, there is no Ajax and the appsetting is only accessed at page load.
So it will work fine.

Though are better ways of maintaining session rather than reloading the page.

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I'm looking for an example to display to the user that their session is being expired. Click ok to stay on the page. It should display a counter as well.<br />
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I found this <br />
<a href="http://blog.oscarscode.com/dot-net/display-session-timeout-warning-with-asp-net-ajax/" rel="ugc">http://blog.oscarscode.com/dot-net/display-session-timeout-warning-with-asp-net-ajax/</a><br />
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but one of the comments says it's a bad example because the timeout session is read from an appsetting. I thought that at first too when I saw this example.<br />
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Any other examples I can use?
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I'm looking for an example to display to the user that their session is being expired. Click ok to stay on the page. It should display a counter as well.

I found this 
http://blog.oscarscode.com/dot-net/display-session-timeout-warning-with-asp-net-ajax/

but one of the comments says it's a bad example because the timeout session is read from an appsetting. I thought that at first too when I saw this example.

Any other examples I can use?

Is this a bad example for displaying timeout?

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