Thread: Inactivity logout

Hey,
I've noticed that everytime I've multitasked by the time I get back, DreamViews asks me to log back in because it automatically logged me out, when I've been unactive for a few minutes.

Is there a way to disable this? Because I multitask a lot and I find it annoying.

I'm not even sure what "multitasking" means anymore.

Do you minimize or close your window? If so, I get logged out too when I do that. But if you're just opening a new tab with DV in the current tab, it takes ten minutes (or something like that =P) to get logged out automatically.

Same problem here. Is there an option for this?

I don't have this problem. Are you checking the box that says "Remember Me?" when you log in? Also, what browser are you all using?

Well at the moment I'm using Internet-Explorer (but thats only because I'm not living in my own house) usually I use Safari.
Multitasking means: doing more than one task at a time.

Yeah maybe a little less than 10 minutes, It just logs me out. e.g. just before I couldn't even finish writing a message on DV because it logged me out before I finished writing it.

Does the same thing happen with Safari?

The thing is, IE is a buggy piece of crap.
Although, I don't know much about Safari.

Are you checking the "Remember Me?" box? Also, I asked the multitasking question because I thought it was really a weird thing to say. Kind of like "I open DV and then I go juggle 5 objects, and when I come back I'm logged out". I'm assuming what you mean by "multitasking" is you go read another webpage, or you work in a program, but that isn't really multitasking, that's just stopping what you're doing so you can do something else.

lol

Well, when a computer is running several different things, that's known as multitasking. Maybe that's what he meant.

Computers can't actually multitask, though they can multithread.

Haha Marvo, you just had to make it technical, didn't you? Sorry when I said 'Multitasking' what I really meant was not doing more than one thing at a time, but stopping one thing and then doing another. sorry for the... confusion.

Well yes, as slash said: It's just when your running more than one thing at a time.