Hello there! This package works great for all web browsers except for Safari on iOS and iPadOS. While the pop-up window asking about session expiration works, the actual timeout method to redirect to the /logout url does not seem to activate, leaving the pop up warning box up indefinitely. Is there any advice on how this can be fixed or a work around?

sessionTimeout({
  warnAfter: 300000,
  timeOutAfter: 480000,
  logOutUrl: '/logout',
  keepAliveUrl: '/keepalive',
  timeOutUrl: '/logout',
  titleText: 'Session Timeout',
  stayConnectedBtnText: 'Continue',
  message: 'Your session is about to expire. Continue?',
});

I have this so far that can be inserted into the html code and Safari does seem to accept this (redirects after 15 seconds):
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="15;url=google.com"/>

Perhaps there is a way to have the meta attribute activate only if a timeout occurs? Otherwise, the redirect would happen regardless of whether the stayConnectedBtn is clicked.

Thank you for any help you can provide on this.

@travishorn can you upload the unminified version of the session-timeout.js? This will help a lot in understanding the code behind the scene.

Btw, this is a wonderful script to notify session expiry and I highly appreciate the contributors' work for this script.

We have an issue whereby if you timeout a user who has entered some data into a form the session won't actually redirect the users since the browser issues a leave page warning. It would be good to allow calling a function before timeout and before warn to clear the form or some other desirable function.

After installation, I can click buttons and move the mouse around and the dialog will appear regardless.

My config:

sessionTimeout({
warnAfter: 5000,
message: 'Are you still there?',
keepAliveUrl: '/keep-alive',
logOutUrl: '/logout',
keepAliveMethod: 'GET'
});

Your supplied Options are incorrect, it is not logOutUrl it is redirUrl, it is not titleText it is title, there are others also but I'm sure you get the idea.

Hello, I understand by default the script will call /keep-alive.

But I wasn't clear on if this file actually needs to exist and if so, does it need to be something like /keep-alive.php if using PHP. In addition, does session_start() need to be on this page? Anything else?

Thanks, plugin seems great for my needs.

Tom

Hello,
if I stay on a html page and do ajax requests (without reloading the page) the session timeout popup is shown. Is there a way to avoid this, for example, reset the timer ?

For IE 11 only, our users see the message as soon as they load any page where the script is active (protected page). If they move from one protected page to another, they see the message again. It's acting as if the warnAfter value is zero.

The script works as expected on all other browsers I've tested.

Here are the only mods I've made:

1. Wrapped sessionTimeout() in a jQuery document.ready (it didn't work without it)
   <script type="text/javascript">
   $(function() {
   sessionTimeout();
   });
   </script>
2. Edited the session-timeout.js to use our default timeout values (30/25 min.) instead of passing them in
   timeOutAfter: 18e5,
   warnAfter: 15e5

Is this IE 11 bug reproducible on your end? Any suggestions?

Thanks for your time.

I need to modify this project to add a resetTimout function, but the src folder does not contain the unminified code. Is there any plan to add the unminified version?