local-storage

Vuex LocaleStorage plugin for nuxt.js

↘锁芯ラ 提交于 2021-01-29 10:17:09
问题 In my project, I faced with a problem the cookie technology and I can't use it because my client gets problems with it because cookies should have some button for notification, and the user might not approve it. My question is: Are there any solutions (modules possible) to solve such problems? If yes - what can you recommend first of all? In my project, I need to get data in middleware(in SSR mode) from VUEX and I need to save it after refresh pages. If it possible - need to save session data

Why can Cookies be set by PHP nut not Local Storage

£可爱£侵袭症+ 提交于 2021-01-29 06:09:21
问题 Lets rewind to the days of cookies , ok not that far as they are old but still relevant. You can set them and read them with PHP; despite the fact they are a client side technology, you can also use JavaScript, fully client side. Coming forward in to the future, HTML5 Local Storage , also a Client Side technology can not be set by PHP, you are solely reliant on JavaScript. It seams as though this is the reverse way of doing it (taking away not adding). Surely to have the ability to set this

How to implement local storage on html?

感情迁移 提交于 2021-01-28 19:01:44
问题 (Updated)Here is the View Source. For Example: You have a list of Names..I have to use a foreach loop because are over 100 names. And once the user selects the name, I have there phone number appears once you click on the button. I need the selected name to stay selected. <!DOCTYPE html> <!--Required in every html--> <html> <head> <!--Force browser to use latest version--> <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge" /> <!-- link allows use of .css and script allows use of javaScript

React and storing jwt token in localstorage

孤人 提交于 2021-01-28 13:34:57
问题 I just recently started using jwt in a react+express app and came across the issue of where to store the jwt token. It seems like the two major options are localStorage and cookies with both being venerable to various attacks (XSS and CRSF). But i found that react is supposedly XSS safe (What does it mean when they say React is XSS protected?) so is it okay to use localStorage to store the jwt? If not whats the industry standard for this? 回答1: Both cookies and localStorage can be acceptable

React and storing jwt token in localstorage

送分小仙女□ 提交于 2021-01-28 13:33:31
问题 I just recently started using jwt in a react+express app and came across the issue of where to store the jwt token. It seems like the two major options are localStorage and cookies with both being venerable to various attacks (XSS and CRSF). But i found that react is supposedly XSS safe (What does it mean when they say React is XSS protected?) so is it okay to use localStorage to store the jwt? If not whats the industry standard for this? 回答1: Both cookies and localStorage can be acceptable

React and storing jwt token in localstorage

十年热恋 提交于 2021-01-28 13:32:11
问题 I just recently started using jwt in a react+express app and came across the issue of where to store the jwt token. It seems like the two major options are localStorage and cookies with both being venerable to various attacks (XSS and CRSF). But i found that react is supposedly XSS safe (What does it mean when they say React is XSS protected?) so is it okay to use localStorage to store the jwt? If not whats the industry standard for this? 回答1: Both cookies and localStorage can be acceptable

save input values to localstorage & “bind” it with HTML element

杀马特。学长 韩版系。学妹 提交于 2021-01-28 11:51:32
问题 I painted this picture to demonstrate what my final goal is. Short description: If nothing is changed in form or there's already exact same values saved, "save values" button does nothing If something is changed in form, "save values" button saves those values to localStorage and bind with numbered element ( "1" in picture ) and with input it came from If numbered element is clicked, it fills the inputs that were changed with values that were saved If something is changed in form & it's not

Crossfilter - Loading a JSON file from localStorage

旧时模样 提交于 2021-01-28 10:40:23
问题 I'm fairly new to Javascript and I'm trying to create a simple bar chart with d3.js using some data saved in the localStorage. The data in the localStorage is acquired by the following function: function logScore() { var name = prompt("Please enter your name to add to the high scores list:"); var score = game.count; var gameDate = today; var scoreObj = { name: name, score: score, date: gameDate }; scoresArray.push(scoreObj); window.localStorage.setItem('scoresRecord', JSON.stringify

Storage Access Framework doesn't show cloud roots when using ACTION_OPEN_DOCUMENT_TREE

那年仲夏 提交于 2021-01-28 07:43:01
问题 I read that I have to prepare my app in advance for Android Q release because then the common read/write access to files outside the app-owned directories could be deprecated, if they do not withdraw the new way of managing those files. I have not so many lines of codes to change, luckily. The fact is that the Storage Access Framework seems to have some issues. And it is here from Kitkat, I see (I did not know it). Otherwise my code is wrong. I am not able to simply make the user choose a

Store Checkbox 'Checked' with localstorage for multiple items

倖福魔咒の 提交于 2021-01-27 23:51:26
问题 I want to save my checkboxes to localstorage, but this code I am using would be too cumbersome for multiple checkboxes.... is there a better way to do this? setStatus = document.getElementById('LineOp'); setStatus.onclick = function() { if(document.getElementById('LineOp').checked) { localStorage.setItem('LineOp', "true"); } else { localStorage.setItem('LineOp', "false"); } } getStstus = localStorage.getItem('LineOp'); if (getStstus == "true") { alert("Welcome Back"); document.getElementById(