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Timedout viewmodel

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If you create a ViewModel called "Timedout", it will be used when a user waits longer than the timeout setting.

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	If you create a ~~viewmodel~~ called "Timedout" it will be used when a user waits longer than the timeout setting.		If you create a ViewModel called "Timedout", it will be used when a user waits longer than the timeout setting.

	This page only works if it is a MVC page. See [[MVC]]		This page only works if it is an MVC page. See: [[MVC]]