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We're on LuxCal calendar: 5.2.1M (us), and I was still seeing the RESTART prompt up until I created the new credentials for each device. (I am permanently signed-in on three). Maybe that last step has finally suppressed it. It would be worthy of a Nobel Peace Prize if you've finally managed that. I'll get the nomination drafted now...
Thanks for the compliment, but I don't think it was all that clever to add the spaces: I just kept Previewing the post until I could get the "don't include URLs" warning to go away.
- Greig.
Hi Greig,
I agree that the SESSION EXPIRED popup was very frustrating, but this problem has been solved several LuxCal versions ago.
What calendar version are you using?
I would like to urge users of old calendar versions to upgrade to the latest version.
(Very clever to add a space to h ref and also to htt s in your previous post. 
I like it)
Roel
I've long cursed the PHP SESSION EXPIRED popup, and have only recently come up with a tiny panacea for it (which is only useful on a Desktop PC or device with a keyboard).
If you edit /www/cal/pages/alert.php to add "autofocus" to the RESTART button as shown below, pressing RETURN is all you need to do to restart the page.
$rButton = "<button type='button' onclick=\"window.location = window.location.h ref.split('?')[0];\" autofocus>{$xx['restart']}</button>\n"; //restart button
This works on Edge (so presumably also Chrome) but I've not tested it with any other browsers.
Note that the code above has a space added in "h ref" to get around the block for posting URLs, so be careful if you copy this line directly into your own calendar.
- G.