How can I adjust the height and width of session time out dialog in pxSessionTimer
Hi:
When the user session is about to expire, there is a pop up dialog shown in the browser to ask user to click it to renew the session, otherwise the browser will be redirected to logoff page. Section pxSessionTimer is to perform this feature. Now based on our business requirement, we need to change the height and width of the dialog in pxSessionTimer, but I cannot find a way to do this. Please see the attachment.
1. I change the values of pega.d.TimeoutPopupHeight and pega.d.TimeoutPopupWidth, but no use. 2. I google in Pega community and find some javascript code to be put into pxSessionTimer, but they do not work.
Could someone help me about this issue?
Thanks a lot!
Ying
Pegasystems Inc.
AU
Hi @yingq689 ,
In pxsessionTimer Rule add following script inside the <script> tag .
function desktop_restartTimeoutWarningTimer(){
if (pega.desktop.TimeoutTime && pega.desktop.TimeoutTime > 0) {
var nTimeoutWarningTime= (pega.desktop.TimeoutTime - pega.desktop.TimeoutWarningWindow) * 60000;
clearTimeout(pega.desktop.TimeoutWarningCountdown);
if (nTimeoutWarningTime >= 0) {
pega.desktop.TimeoutWarningCountdown = self.setTimeout("desktop_showTimeoutLogoffDialogNew('"+pega.desktop.TimeoutWarningWindow+"')",nTimeoutWarningTime);
}
}
}
function desktop_showTimeoutLogoffDialogNew(strTime) {
var iTime = parseInt(strTime);
iTime = iTime * 60000;
var oSafeURL = new SafeURL("@baseclass.ShowLogoffTimer");
oSafeURL.put("time",iTime);
pega.openUrlInModal.showModalDialog(oSafeURL,iTime,500,600,
function(ret){
if (ret == null || ret == "ok") {
desktop_restartTimeoutWarningTimer();
}
else {
pega.u.d.gDirtyOverride = false;
try{
application.logOff(true);
}catch(e){
pega.u.d.replace('pyActivity=LogOff&pzPrimaryPageName=pyDisplayHarness', null);
}
}});
}
pega.openUrlInModal.showModalDialog(oSafeURL,iTime,500,600, <<<<< Here 500 and 600 is width and height of the modal.
Please let me if this works for you.
Sun Life Financial Company
CA
Hi,
Thanks a lot for helping me! But it doesn't work. I set the time out after 4 minutes, and the warning window is 3 minutes, the pop up window shows up as expected, but when the timer count down to 2 minutes, the log off is triggered, it is supposed to trigger the log off when the timer count down to 0 minutes.
Did this script work for you?
Thanks!
Ying