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22 Jun 2011 8:00 AM #1Ext JS Premium Member
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Please, please: a shorter forum timeout!
Please, please: a shorter forum timeout!
Ugh, this forum times out to quickly with logins. Is it really necessary? I amy read somone's post, then spend time making sense of the API docs only to come back and have to re-login.
For the love of all that is Digital, give me more time!
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22 Jun 2011 9:19 AM #2Touch Premium Member
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This never happens to me. Have you tried it in a different browser? I'm wondering if your browser is scrubbing the cookies prematurely.
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22 Jun 2011 2:18 PM #3Sencha - Senior Forum Manager
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I spend lots of time sitting on a thread or the reply form as I create an example. How long is it for the timeout?
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23 Jun 2011 8:49 AM #4Ext JS Premium Member
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Hmm. Maybe I'm excruciatingly slow on replying... And, I realized my title is all wrong too. Ugh, I guess I should switch from caffeine to methamphetamines.
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23 Jun 2011 8:49 AM #5Touch Premium Member
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I still don't really understand what problem is being reported.
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23 Jun 2011 8:49 AM #6Sencha - Senior Forum Manager
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lol Well then hurry up!
Originally Posted by alphadogg
Hmm. Maybe I'm excruciatingly slow on replying...
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23 Jun 2011 12:11 PM #7Sencha - Product Team
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alphadogg, can you please let us know what Browser/OS you are using? Thanks.
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27 Jun 2011 11:01 AM #8Ext JS Premium Member
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Mainly IE8/9, FF4/5 and Chrome on Windows. Originally Posted by jayrobinson
It isn't a problem. Sometimes, some answers to other posters requiring consulting the APIs, try some test code, format and trim code, etc. when answering a question, and the forum times out on me. I don't know what the timeout period is, but it'd be nice if it were longer on this forum where careful answers are sometimes required.
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27 Jun 2011 2:46 PM #9Sencha User
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I learned a while back to do replies in a editor first like textpad or ultraedit then paste it in.
I've had the problem of these forums timing out on me when I was involved in a lengthy response too.
It's gotten better for me then what it used to be.
Now I just get interrupted at work a little too much while I'm trying to do it.
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