PHP/Javascript Session Timeout with warning

本秂侑毒 提交于 2019-11-29 08:51:43
JSantos

I don't know how your website is done, but if done right, you should have a log in session and some sort of back end control system that denies any action if the previous action was made X minutes/hours ago and automatically expires the user. If you want to implement some client side code, you should have a javascript timer that alerts the user when expire time is about to be complete and you can also redirect the user to the homepage or log in page after the expire time is reached. This way all security features are on the back end and the javascript only works as a display measure for the display behavior.

UPDATE:

setInterval(function(){alert("Hey, your session is ending")},360000);

setInterval(function(){
    redirect();
},720000);

function redirect(){
    document.location = "../logout.php"
}

UPDATE2:

setInterval(function(){
    logout();
},600000);

function logout(){
    if(confirm('Logout?'))
        redirect();
    else
        alert('OK! keeping you logged in')
}

function redirect(){
    document.location = "../logout.php"
}

Every page with this code will ask after 10 minutes if the user wants to logout. This means your session cannot expire by itself, you must leave the control to the user

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