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I have used this plugin :
$(document).idle({
onIdle: function(){
closeSessions();
$(location).attr('href', "logout.jsp" );
},
events: 'mousemove keydown mousedown touchstart click',
idle: timeout
});
Now in chrome if I login to my application and mouse remains idle on that screen only, it gets log out after the given timeout. This is expected.
But in IE if I login and mouse is Idle on the same screen the timeout doesnot work, it doesnot gets logout.
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I used your jquery idle in IE11 too, and I have the same issue: sometimes idle not works, it will never be idle. But in Chrome, idle works well. After inverstigation, I found IE11 will generate mousemove event automatically. After mousemove is triggerd, the timer will be reset. I don‘t know if it is an IE issue. And I tried to fix it, the solution is, when I found mousemove event, I will check the distance of mousemove. @kidh0
I have used this plugin :
$(document).idle({
onIdle: function(){
closeSessions();
$(location).attr('href', "logout.jsp" );
},
events: 'mousemove keydown mousedown touchstart click',
idle: timeout
});
Now in chrome if I login to my application and mouse remains idle on that screen only, it gets log out after the given timeout. This is expected.
But in IE if I login and mouse is Idle on the same screen the timeout doesnot work, it doesnot gets logout.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: