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storing cookie data in a hash
Hello Experts,
I am saving id and title in the cookie using jQuery cookie plugin separated by ^
$.cookie('slist' , $.cookie('stlist') +"^" + title);
It is working fine but the problem I am having is when I want to retrieve the value either to show or delete particular record from the cookie. I have to make exact match of how the cookie been saved.
All I wanted to know If I can store the cookie in something like a hash array, every id keeps the title in it? Please can someone help.
I hope you understand the problem here?
Please advice
Thanks
I am saving id and title in the cookie using jQuery cookie plugin separated by ^
$.cookie('slist' , $.cookie('stlist') +"^" + title);
It is working fine but the problem I am having is when I want to retrieve the value either to show or delete particular record from the cookie. I have to make exact match of how the cookie been saved.
All I wanted to know If I can store the cookie in something like a hash array, every id keeps the title in it? Please can someone help.
I hope you understand the problem here?
Please advice
Thanks
saveList(theId+":"+myTitle);
function saveList(title){
if( $.cookie('slist') != null){
$.cookie('slist' , $.cookie('stlist') +"^" + title);
}else{
$.cookie('slist', title );
}
return;
}
this is how it is getting saved in the cookie
"i1234%3AMichel%2C%20David%5E"
for
id = i1234
title = Michel David
ASKER
Hello Hielo,
Attached are the 3 functions I am using to handle cookie values.
The problem I am having in retrieving its value, I always have to make the exact match, as the data been stored in the cookie.
for ex: e12334324234:Joe Student ^ e2324232342:Sally Professor
Attached are the 3 functions I am using to handle cookie values.
The problem I am having in retrieving its value, I always have to make the exact match, as the data been stored in the cookie.
for ex: e12334324234:Joe Student ^ e2324232342:Sally Professor
function saveShortList(title){
if( $.cookie('shortlist') != null){
$.cookie('shortlist' , $.cookie('shortlist') +"^" + title);
}else{
$.cookie('shortlist', title );
}
return;
}
function getShortList(){
var ret = new Array();
if( $.cookie('shortlist') )
{
var data = $.cookie('shortlist').split("^");
for(var i=0; i<data.length; i++)
{
var subdata = data[i].split(":"); //" :" your separator
ret.push({id:subdata[0], title:subdata[1]});
}
}
return ret;
}
function displayShortList(){
var myList = getShortList();
for(var x=0; x<myList.length; x++)
{
if(myList[x].id != 'null'){
$('#shortlist').append('<li id="' + myList[x].id + '_li" title="'+ myList[x].title +'" style="background-image:url(\'\');padding-left:0"><a href="#" class="dynAdded" onclick="removeItem(this); return false;" title="Remove"> [-]</a>' + myList[x].title + ' </li>');
}
}
}
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thanks
You are welcome!
But what I am asking is if you are storing Sally^Professor, when you retrieve slist, what does it look like? Is it:
Joe^Student,Sally^Professo