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Mike
Hello:
I was not able to find a regular ASP group, so I posted this here instead.
I have a web app which is actually just ASP using VBScript as the
server-side language, running on IIS6. Users will log into the site and
enter in large amounts of data in forms and submit this data to be saved to
the database. Problem is, sometimes they submit the data after the session
has timed out. This makes them very angry when they have just filled out a
textarea field with a lot of text in it, because all of that data is now
lost.
I need a way to save this post or get data (depending on the form they are
submitting) somehow and to let the user re-log in and have the first page
they go to be the form they requested with all of the data already filled in
from what they were working on. I don't want to modify every single one of
my hundreds of web forms in order to do this. Anyone got a simple solution
for this?
I'd really it to go like this:
(1) User fills out form (session times out while filling out form)
(2) User submits form
(3) User is directed to login screen, informing them that session is timed
out
(4) User logs in
(5) User is redirected to the form they just submitted, with the form filled
out with the data they entered.
Any thoughts on this? Thanks in advance for any help!
-Mike
I was not able to find a regular ASP group, so I posted this here instead.
I have a web app which is actually just ASP using VBScript as the
server-side language, running on IIS6. Users will log into the site and
enter in large amounts of data in forms and submit this data to be saved to
the database. Problem is, sometimes they submit the data after the session
has timed out. This makes them very angry when they have just filled out a
textarea field with a lot of text in it, because all of that data is now
lost.
I need a way to save this post or get data (depending on the form they are
submitting) somehow and to let the user re-log in and have the first page
they go to be the form they requested with all of the data already filled in
from what they were working on. I don't want to modify every single one of
my hundreds of web forms in order to do this. Anyone got a simple solution
for this?
I'd really it to go like this:
(1) User fills out form (session times out while filling out form)
(2) User submits form
(3) User is directed to login screen, informing them that session is timed
out
(4) User logs in
(5) User is redirected to the form they just submitted, with the form filled
out with the data they entered.
Any thoughts on this? Thanks in advance for any help!
-Mike