Add ability to ignore certain URL paths when determining whether there is website activity #16
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Use Case
On some websites, regular "polling" accesses may be made by browser code to certain paths within the website. This will cause the session activity timer to incorrectly assume that there is still user activity when in fact the activity stems only from browser code. This change allows the session-timeout code to ignore user-specified paths.
The paths are configured as a single Regular Expression string in the
SESSION_ACTIVITY_IGNORED_PATHS_REGEXvariable insettings.py. Multiple paths are separated by the "|" (regex "or) character.See the example in the Readme file.