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TimeOut

richard mallion
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Does anyone know how to get a browser to disconnect after x minutes.

I am trying to create an online examination test using FileMaker. What I need is to give the user x-minutes to complete the test. Once the x-minutes have been reached they either get logged out or re-directed to a results page.

Thanks in advance

Richard

yep. did this last spring; i think some old post might also address this:

<script language="javascript"><!---//

function sendit(){

alert("Your 80 minutes are up, this form will now be submitted")

document.forms[0].submit()

}

//---></script>

</HEAD>

<BODY BGCOLOR="#FFF3D9" onloaad="setTimeout('sendit()',30000)">

(just take the extra "a" out of onload since i can't post that word)

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