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I tried returning the variable TimeoutDialog and calling keepAlive, setupDialog, etc. but it results to multiple timeout dialogs.
Basically, I have several pages in my application that makes ajax calls to the server and refresh the contents of the page. I would want to reset the timer on-demand whenever the ajax call is successfully complete. This is to maintain an active session with the web container.
Any ideas?
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Have a look at my fork (branch michael-fork). I refactored the code to expose the functions and added the ability to reset the timer. The new code must call the setupDialogTimer directly with the options as a parameter. I also added the ability to pass in a function for when the keep-alive and logout calls are made.
To reset, just call the setupDialogTimer() again. If you want to use the same options as before, just call it without the options parameter. It'll use the previously set options
jQuery.timeoutDialog.setupDialogTimer();
If someone is reading this months later and the branch is no longer there, it's likely I merged the changes with my master. I'll polish things off soon and write full docs on my edits.
I tried returning the variable TimeoutDialog and calling keepAlive, setupDialog, etc. but it results to multiple timeout dialogs.
Basically, I have several pages in my application that makes ajax calls to the server and refresh the contents of the page. I would want to reset the timer on-demand whenever the ajax call is successfully complete. This is to maintain an active session with the web container.
Any ideas?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: