Documentation and a live demo are available below: http://eric.garside.name/docs.html?p=jstore http://eric.garside.name/demo.html?p=jstore
I've only been able to do a full round of testing in Firefox on Linux, so if you've got some time and any other browsers (IE especially), and feel like testing out, any help would be appreciated. I'm 100% positive there's some bugs that need to be worked out, so if you find one, let me know. On Feb 24, 12:04 pm, Eric Garside <gars...@gmail.com> wrote: > I've just released a new plugin, called jStore, which provides jQuery > with a way to interface with all current and upcoming persistent > client-side storage solutions. This includes google gears, flash > (through SharedObject, or Flash Cookies), local/sessionStorage, the > WHAT_WG HTML5 database, and IE's userData behavior. Right now, I'm > experiencing some DNS issues with my hosting provider, so my > documentation/demo site isn't up, but it should be soon. > > What I'm looking for is some feedback and help testing the engine on > different machines to help identify bugs. If you'd like to give it a > shot or have a look, you can download both the production and > development version, or SVN the source code > fromhttp://code.google.com/p/jquery-jstore > > To use the plugin, you simply include the script: > > <script type="text/javacript" src="/path/to/jquery.jstore-all-min.js"> > > It should automatically detect an available storage engine, and you > should be able to store/fetch data with: > > jQuery.jStore.store(key); // Gets values > or jQuery('#someobj').store(key); // Returns the value > jQuery.jStore.store(key,value); // Sets values > or jQuery('#someobj').store(key,value); // Returns the jQuery chain > jQuery.jStore.remove(key); // Removes values > or jQuery('#someobj').removeStore(key); // Returns the jQuery chain > > I'll post a followup as soon as the docs/demo is back up, as it'll do > a better job explaining it than I can here. :) > > Thanks for your help!
