Depending on the user's browser version, you could use some of the new
client-side storage. I've got a plugin called jStore which was
designed to do just this. Maybe it'll get you where you're going?
http://eric.garside.name/docs.html?p=jstore
On Apr 15, 3:10 pm, gibble wrote:
> That's what I f
That's what I figured, I think I'm going to work out a generic json/xml data
store web service and write a jQuery plugin to access it.
James-279 wrote:
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> There really is no such thing, since each HTTP request is generally
> stateless without any relations between each call. Without using
There really is no such thing, since each HTTP request is generally
stateless without any relations between each call. Without using
cookies and through the URL (GET method), the other only common way is
through the POST method. That would mean every page change requires
some kind of form submissi
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