Users timeout
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Users timeout
Hi guys,
I was hoping u could help me out, is there a way to bypass the user options for time in limits before user is considered offline? i have it at 60 but most of my users will stay for longer in the chat, is there a way to just make it infinite? or until session closed decided by user?
thanks for ur time and help
I was hoping u could help me out, is there a way to bypass the user options for time in limits before user is considered offline? i have it at 60 but most of my users will stay for longer in the chat, is there a way to just make it infinite? or until session closed decided by user?
thanks for ur time and help
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Re: Users timeout
The time limit in the chatbox, I believe, can not be changed.
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Re: Users timeout
darn...well ive got it on 60 but it kinda seems it takes less than that to close session on users...oh well
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Re: Users timeout
It doesn't really matter.
If someone is using the chatbox, and they haven't refreshed the page for over 60mins then yes they will be considered offline, but as soon as they click something or refresh, they are automatically logged in again, as if they were never even logged out.
If someone is using the chatbox, and they haven't refreshed the page for over 60mins then yes they will be considered offline, but as soon as they click something or refresh, they are automatically logged in again, as if they were never even logged out.
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Re: Users timeout
LGforum wrote:It doesn't really matter.
If someone is using the chatbox, and they haven't refreshed the page for over 60mins then yes they will be considered offline, but as soon as they click something or refresh, they are automatically logged in again, as if they were never even logged out.
This is correct, so based on the fact that if the user is chatting in the chatbox, the 60 minutes will start over. That shouldn't cause a problem for you.
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