Difference between revisions of "Session Time"

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<li>When the user logs in and clicks the log out button - the session time is logged as their actual usage.</li>
 
<li>When the user logs in and clicks the log out button - the session time is logged as their actual usage.</li>
<li>When the user logs in and closes the browser or navigates to another page (no session timeout is set) - the system automatically counts the session time as 4 hours.</li>
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<li>When the user logs in and closes the [[browser]] or [[navigate]]s to another page (no [[session timeout]] is set) - the system automatically counts the session time as four hours.</li>
<li>When the user logs in and closes the browser or navigates to another page (session timeout is set) - the system calculates the session time as the actual usage plus the session timeout time. For example, if I am logged in for 4 hours and close my browser, with a session timeout of 7 min, my session time is 4 hours 7 min.</li>
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<li>When the user logs in and closes the browser or navigates to another page (session timeout is set) - the system calculates the session time as the actual usage plus the session timeout time. For example, if I am logged in for four hours and close my browser, with a session timeout of seven minutes, my session time is four hours and seven minutes.</li>
<li>When the user logs in and closes the browser or navigates to another page (enable logout is set) - the session terminates and session time is their actual time.</li>
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<li>When the user logs in and closes the browser or navigates to another page ([[Enable Logout]] is set) - the session terminates and session time is their actual time.</li>
<li>When the user logs in and closes the browser or navigates to another page (enable logout is set with enable warning message) - the user receives a pop up asking them to log in if they would like to continue using the system. If there is no response (the message is ignored for 30 seconds), the session is terminated and session time is calculated as actual usage.</li>
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<li>When the user logs in and closes the browser or navigates to another page ([[Enable Logout]] is set with [[Timeout Alert|enable warning message]]) - the user receives a pop up asking them to log in if they would like to continue using the system. If there is no response (the message is ignored for 30 seconds), the session is terminated and session time is calculated as actual usage.</li>
 
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[[Category:Time]][[Category:System Management]]
 
[[Category:Time]][[Category:System Management]]

Revision as of 13:35, 23 August 2013

  • When the user logs in and clicks the log out button - the session time is logged as their actual usage.
  • When the user logs in and closes the browser or navigates to another page (no session timeout is set) - the system automatically counts the session time as four hours.
  • When the user logs in and closes the browser or navigates to another page (session timeout is set) - the system calculates the session time as the actual usage plus the session timeout time. For example, if I am logged in for four hours and close my browser, with a session timeout of seven minutes, my session time is four hours and seven minutes.
  • When the user logs in and closes the browser or navigates to another page (Enable Logout is set) - the session terminates and session time is their actual time.
  • When the user logs in and closes the browser or navigates to another page (Enable Logout is set with enable warning message) - the user receives a pop up asking them to log in if they would like to continue using the system. If there is no response (the message is ignored for 30 seconds), the session is terminated and session time is calculated as actual usage.