This simple code will help you track the session time out. It can be done with the combination of formula language and this HTML code.
- Get the session time out period value from names.nsf from your server and store that value in a field.
- Put the following HTML code into the HTML header. The value '3600' that I mention below is one hour, hard-coded. Here you can specify the field names which are getting session time out period multiplied with seconds. Remember, one hour is '3600' seconds.
- If you want to automatically save before time out, then call a save agent instead of the form. But set the timeout one or two minutes earlier. (So minus the field value with 120 seconds after getting the value from names.nsf.)
"[<META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh" CONTENT="3600; URL=/"+ThisDBW+"/Timeout?
OpenForm">]"
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