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If I've more than one cookies and want to slide expiration of those cookies, is it possible to sliding expiration using form authentication?

I know, how to slide expiration for a authentication cookie by mentioning the bellow code in web.config file.

<authentication mode="Forms">
 <forms loginUrl="/loginpage" name="myAuthCookie" path="/" requireSSL="false" timeout="30" domain=".example.com" defaultUrl="/homepage" slidingExpiration="true" />
<authentication>

Here, cookie name is "myAuthCookie" and here form authentication will be slide expiration automatically after 2nd half when a request made from a client(Here timeout is 30 mins, so after 15 mins reissue a new cookie by adding another 30 mins from that time).

So, if I want an another cookie named "mySecondCookie", how I can slide expiration something like form authentication do?

Thanks

asp.net cookies

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If I've more than one cookies and want to slide expiration of those cookies, is it possible to sliding expiration using form authentication?

I know, how to slide expiration for a authentication cookie by mentioning the bellow code in web.config file.

<authentication mode="Forms">
 <forms loginUrl="/loginpage" name="myAuthCookie" path="/" requireSSL="false" timeout="30" domain=".example.com" defaultUrl="/homepage" slidingExpiration="true" />
<authentication>

Here, cookie name is "myAuthCookie" and here form authentication will be slide expiration automatically after 2nd half when a request made from a client(Here timeout is 30 mins, so after 15 mins reissue a new cookie by adding another 30 mins from that time).

So, if I want an another cookie named "mySecondCookie", how I can slide expiration something like form authentication do?

Thanks

asp.net cookies

share|improve this question

asked 2 days ago

MilanMilan

774

add a comment | 

If I've more than one cookies and want to slide expiration of those cookies, is it possible to sliding expiration using form authentication?

I know, how to slide expiration for a authentication cookie by mentioning the bellow code in web.config file.

<authentication mode="Forms">
 <forms loginUrl="/loginpage" name="myAuthCookie" path="/" requireSSL="false" timeout="30" domain=".example.com" defaultUrl="/homepage" slidingExpiration="true" />
<authentication>

Here, cookie name is "myAuthCookie" and here form authentication will be slide expiration automatically after 2nd half when a request made from a client(Here timeout is 30 mins, so after 15 mins reissue a new cookie by adding another 30 mins from that time).

So, if I want an another cookie named "mySecondCookie", how I can slide expiration something like form authentication do?

Thanks

asp.net cookies

share|improve this question

asked 2 days ago

MilanMilan

774

<authentication mode="Forms">
 <forms loginUrl="/loginpage" name="myAuthCookie" path="/" requireSSL="false" timeout="30" domain=".example.com" defaultUrl="/homepage" slidingExpiration="true" />
<authentication>

share|improve this question

asked 2 days ago

MilanMilan

774

share|improve this question

asked 2 days ago

MilanMilan

774

asked 2 days ago

MilanMilan

774

asked 2 days ago

MilanMilan

774