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As much as these suck, I can tell you from working on corporate sites that this is often done for security compliance. One site we're working on now has about f
by mithaler 15y ago
As much as these suck, I can tell you from working on corporate sites that this is often done for security compliance. One site we're working on now has about four different conditions that can expire a session earlier than the user might expect; I can only imagine how irritating this must be for them, and how many sales the company will lose because of it.
- wladimir 15y agoExpiring the session might be a neccesary evil. But please, at least try to remember the form contents when the user re-logs in.