Redirect a session timeout in ASP.

Hello

I built a client area for my site which is accessible to clients only. The information displayed in a database are important (for example the passwords and phone numbers), I need the session timeout and redirect. I have successfully created this code which works like a treat:

< %
Session.Timeout = 3
% >

As timeout only page but used redirects them, just at the moment where they're trying to go to a page that is used by the connection, it will be will give them an access denied page.
I came up with this script so that it would redirect them, at the end of the session so that no one can view information about the current page:

< %
If Session.Timeout = 1 then
Response.Redirect ("pagetimeout.asp")
end if
% >

but this doesn't seem to work.
but who doesn't either. I'm really tired. I use NO ASP ASP.NET.

I would really appreciate help with this because it is very important for security reasons.

Thanks in advance, Adz

I saw on a Web page that it worked:

OK I solved this by simply putting a HEAD of refresh tag in my template so after 180 seconds (3 minutes) y page redirects to my auto logout page presentation. That's what I wanted to achieve so that when a user leaves and forgot to sign out, then the page will record the automatically, as long as the user is not refreshing the page, I'll be fine! :)

What I have to do now is to stop people from just close the browser and click the link "logout".

Thanks for your help, Adam

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