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Session handling in 4D Qodly Pro

Ever wanted full control over what happens when a user’s session expires, without wrestling with fixed behaviors or bolting on your own timeout logic? Not by maintaining custom timers, juggling tokens, or hoping the UI guesses what the backend is doing?

Session handling in 4D Qodly Pro gives you a pair of application events you can wire into your own UX. One warns the user before the cutoff, the other fires when the session is officially gone. You decide what they trigger.

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Event Report in 4D Qodly Pro: See Every Interactions at a Glance

Creating browser based user interface with 4D Qodly Pro is very similar to use the 4D form editor. Clicking a button calls a 4D method, as you are used to work. And the method executes your (often already existing) business logic.

To do so, you define events, either for widgets or the whole page (form). Browsers work a little different than a desktop app, so there are additional events and the execution sequence might be different. Events Reports help you to better understand this.