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ardsrk
ardsrk

Reputation: 2447

Store some text persistently in a browser using Javascript

I am developing a Javascript library to FluidDB HTTP API.

Since FluidDB API does not support JSONP I am forced to use AJAX and hence to develop a firefox extension to workaround AJAX's same origin policy.

My solution is to include a HTML file inside the extension. That HTML file displays a simple form where the user could enter the username, password and the other GET/POST data that forms a request.

I load the HTML file using the chrome URL.

When the user enters his username and password I want to store it somewhere persistently and spare him the trouble of having to enter it everytime. I tried creating cookies but it did not work as the webpage is not a valid domain.

Are there any alternatives?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 119

Answers (2)

terrycojones
terrycojones

Reputation: 317

I only just ran across this question. FluidDB does (now) support JSONP:

http://doc.fluidinfo.com/fluidDB/api/http.html#support-for-jsonp

Terry

Upvotes: 1

Abhimanyu
Abhimanyu

Reputation: 4917

Once I had the same issue "cookie-less Session Variables in JavaScript", while working on my project.so came across one method called window.name="some value",take a look of following link which i had digg during my project.Hope it will be useful for you.. please dont ignore the caveats. cookie-less Session Variables in JavaScript

Upvotes: 1

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