I really don't see the need in going the asp route with what you are trying to do with an LMS at your disposal. If you're using Coursemill, then you can just use variables to control your questions. If the initial id questions are inserted as a test (not graded), the data would then be considered persistent. Then you could insert a redirect page at the estimated 30 minute mark in your course that would go to additional question pages to verify the information. Or, you could use a timer (elapsed time) to determine when the redirect should happen and then go to the additional question pages. I really don't see the need in going the asp route with what you are trying to do with an LMS at your disposal. If you're using Coursemill, then you can just use variables to control your questions. If the initial id questions are inserted as a test (not graded), the data would then be considered persistent. Then you could insert a redirect page at the estimated 30 minute mark in your course that would go to additional question pages to verify the information. Or, you could use a timer (elapsed time) to determine when the redirect should happen and then go to the additional question pages.
