library/XenForo/Session.php60 minutes?
public function __construct(array $config = array(), Zend_Cache_Core $cache = null, Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract $db = null)
{
if (empty($config['admin']))
{
$defaultConfig = array(
'table' => 'xf_session',
'cookie' => 'session',
'lifetime' => 3600
);
}
'lifetime' => 3600
session.gc_maxlifetime()
No. Actually what's happening, after a few minutes of inactivity... around 10 - 15 minutes, the Admin Control Panel is kicking me out and I have to log in again. Changing this time is very easy with Joomla, but in Xenforo, I couldn't find that option.Do you mean users' online cookies?
No. Right now I am in my local pc where I am developing, though my online server is on shared hosting. The development portion is complete for now and I am editing some old posts and that also has been almost complete. I will upload the new forum this week but this problem I am facing from day one when I started experimenting with Xenforo.that's weird , are you on shared hosting ?
I have changed that. Let's see what happens. For these small but important things and security obviously, I like Joomla a lot. But their forum component, Kunena... really sucks. It is still in its primitive design and almost no redesign till 2012. Besides, Joomla installation takes much more space than Xenforo. It is not at all designed for only forum purpose.You can change it in your php-configuration on your webserver. Search in php.ini for
The value is set in Seconds.Code:session.gc_maxlifetime()
No. Actually what's happening, after a few minutes of inactivity... around 10 - 15 minutes, the Admin Control Panel is kicking me out and I have to log in again. Changing this time is very easy with Joomla, but in Xenforo, I couldn't find that option.
No. Right now I am in my local pc where I am developing, though my online server is on shared hosting. The development portion is complete for now and I am editing some old posts and that also has been almost complete. I will upload the new forum this week but this problem I am facing from day one when I started experimenting with Xenforo.
I have changed that. Let's see what happens. For these small but important things and security obviously, I like Joomla a lot. But their forum component, Kunena... really sucks. It is still in its primitive design and almost no redesign till 2012. Besides, Joomla installation takes much more space than Xenforo. It is not at all designed for only forum purpose.