Session Timeout alert

Setup

1. Edit config.php and add the following:

   $CFG->sessiontimeout = 60;

Test

Not logged in

1. Go to the login page (don't login yet!).
2. Wait more than 60 seconds.
3. Verify the page does not reload and no alerts are shown.

Logged in user.

1. Log in and go to a course home page.
2. Wait about 50 seconds
3. Verify you see the following alert warning

   No recent activity

   Your session is about to timeout. Do you want to extend your current session?

4. Click "Cancel".
5. Wait another 10 seconds
6. Verify you see an alert saying:
   

   Session expired

   Your session has timed out. Please log in again.

    

7. Press OK
8. Verify the page is not reloaded - this gives you a chance to copy and data you haven't saved yet.
    

   SCORM

9. Login again as a teacher
10. Make a SCORM activity. (For the package file, you can use the mod/scorm/tests/packages/RuntimeBasicCalls_SCORM20043rdEdition.zip inside your Moodle instance).
11. Enter the scorm activity.
    # Wait more than 60 seconds.
12. Verify the scorm can still be finished (the session was kept alive). 
13. Enter the scorm again.
14. Add "sleep(11);" in config.php
15. Verify after a while you see a warning about :
    

    The SCORM player has determined that your Internet connection is unreliable or has been interrupted. If you continue in this SCORM activity, your progress may not be saved.

    You should exit the activity now, and return when you have a dependable Internet connection.

     

16. Take "sleep(11);" out of config.php
     

    Marking guide

17. Create an assignment with marking guide as the grading method. 
18. On the "Define marking guide" page, wait 2 minutes.
19. Verify you can continue editing and save the marking guide.