I don't know if Tea Commerce will use any of its own magic to keep things in terms of 'sessions', I would be surprised, but that's not too uncommon.
I would expect that it would use the standard ASP.NET session state, so you should be able to modify this in the web.config and see it reflected on the site:
<system.web> ...any other stuff... <sessionState ... timeout="timeInMinutes"/> ...any other stuff... </system.web>
Of course this won't mean the items, or the session lasts indefinitely - anything could happen, your app could crach, restart, whatever - but with a long enough time there it should give the perception of indefiniteness.
Tea Commerce uses the standard ASP.NET session to store information about the current order. As of version 1.4.2.2 Tea Commerce have given the opportunity to use cookies to store information about the current order (No safety critical information though. Just ID's). You are able to switch between cookies or session in general settings by hitting a checkbox.
extending the session timeout
I was wondering is there was a way to stop the session timing out so if items are added to the cart they arn't removed unless the user deletes them
Hi Phil
You can make Tea Commerce cookie based or just extend the normal session timeout for your website
Kind regards
Anders
I don't know if Tea Commerce will use any of its own magic to keep things in terms of 'sessions', I would be surprised, but that's not too uncommon.
I would expect that it would use the standard ASP.NET session state, so you should be able to modify this in the web.config and see it reflected on the site:
Of course this won't mean the items, or the session lasts indefinitely - anything could happen, your app could crach, restart, whatever - but with a long enough time there it should give the perception of indefiniteness.
Hi Grant and Phil,
Tea Commerce uses the standard ASP.NET session to store information about the current order. As of version 1.4.2.2 Tea Commerce have given the opportunity to use cookies to store information about the current order (No safety critical information though. Just ID's). You are able to switch between cookies or session in general settings by hitting a checkbox.
/Rune
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