local-storage

问题 I did my own feature using this: function save(title, url) { for (var i = 1; i < localStorage.length; i++) { localStorage["saved-title_" + i + ""] = title; localStorage["saved-url_" + i + ""] = url; } } function listFavs() { for (var i = 1; i < localStorage.length; i++) { console.log(localStorage["saved-fav-title_" + i + ""]); } } save() happens when someone clicks on this: onclick="save(\'' + title + '\', \'' + tab.url + '\');"> ' + title + '</a>'; However ... it doesn't show the saved

问题 Earlier today i asked a question on here, but didnt explained it properly and havent provided proper code. I have 2 toggle DIVs with links in them, and once user opens one and clicks on the link, page refresh with results, but that DIV closes itself. I would like it to remain open. $(document).ready(function() { $(".content").hide(); $(".fa-angle-double-up").hide(); $(".heading").click(function(){ $(this).next(".content").slideToggle(500); $(this).find(".fa-angle-double-up, .fa-angle-double

问题 I have a question about IndexedDb best practices, how to manage different users' data. Scenario: I have a mysql database containing system data. When user login to the system, I synchronize his data from mysql into IndexedDb and then web application uses data stored directly in indexeddb. When user login next time to the system, full synchronization is not needed because his data is already stored locally. Problem is when user logs out, and then on the same computer another user login into

问题 This question already has an answer here : localStorage.getItem returns old data in IE 9 (1 answer) Closed 5 years ago . Internet Explorer 10 sometimes triggers the window "storage" event before it has access to the new value. I have a listener for the "storage" event that reacts to new data being set but sometimes doesn't have access to it. This is especially problematic because the listener isn't able to react to the actual new data. Why does this problem happen, and what can I do to fix it

问题 To make the question clear: is the proposal below considered 'secure'? (i.e. doesn't introduce any significant security risks). I haven't seen any clear reason why the following proposal would be considered completely insecure (as in, 'don't even bother', which seems to be the quick answer to anything with the words 'local storage' and 'secure' in the title). Fundamentally, it's based on the premise that: either you have access to the sensitive data in memory AND the cache, or you have access

问题 Is it possible to access localstorage object using Java directly? If yes how? Update: I am aware that localstorage is client side and java is server side but I read on net that GWT have api that allow to read localstorage. 回答1: The local storage, as its name indicates, stores information locally, which means in the browser, at client-side. The servlet filter executes at server-side. There is no way to access the local storage at server-side. If you need to access some ID stored in the local

问题 I don't know if the question is very accurate but I'm trying to change a value from a localstorage array. This is what my localstorage looks like: [{"id":"item-1","href":"google.com","icon":"google.com"}, {"id":"item-2","href":"youtube.com","icon":"youtube.com"}, {"id":"item-3","href":"google.com","icon":"google.com"}, {"id":"item-4","href":"google.com","icon":"google.com"}, {"id":"item-5","href":"youtube.com","icon":"youtube.com"}, {"id":"item-6","href":"asos.com","icon":"asos.com"}, {"id":

问题 I am creating a completely offline HTML5 app using localStorage. I have successfully saved and retrieved and manipulated localStorage data in a single .HTML file. Anyhow, now when I am trying to access localSotrage data stored by one .HTML file on another .HTML file, I am getting no success. Anyhow, I have created a separate .html file to clear all the localStorage, and that one is working fine. Is it because localStorage of each web page is separate and cannot be put together or some other

问题 I am trying to share data in activity between webView and CordovaWebView. CordovaWebView of course using webView and that is why I do not understand why data stored in localStorage in my phoneGap app is not visible in simple webView which load html page from the same location as main application does. I've already investigated that data stored by the CordovaWebView is stored in file /app_webview/Local Storage/file__0.localstorage and data stored by created instance of webView class is stored

问题 I'm building a Packaged App for Chrome. Looking into my database options, I'm curious if I understand the proper way of using these. With SQLite, I'd create table books with the following rows _id , title , category , date , price , qty_sold . With localStorage, I'd create table _id with key/pair such as 1 , x499faj4 . Then I'd create table title with key/pair x499faj4 , book title . Table category , with x499faj4 , fiction . I'm not sure if that makes sense. localStorage seems easier to