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GMCDesign
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 Posted - August 05 2010 : 08:34:57
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Although I haven't confirmed this works with VPASP - I don't see why it wouldn't...if your host has a short IIS session timeout and won't change it (like mine), you can create the following code in an ASP include file, and just include it in all the web store pages:
<%
Session.Timeout = 30
%>
The default in IIS is 20, although I've seen posts that it's 5 - I've never seen it set at default for 5 minutes. But I do know hosts decrease it to 5 to ration resources.
The above code overrides the IIS setting, but needs to be included in all your pages. The code should be located at the top of the pages. You can probably find a way to included it with a wrapper, template, etc...
Hope this helps someone.
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