An AngularJS module that gives you access to the browsers local storage with cookie fallback
i dont follow how the bind works
how do i store the state of this angular script (http://codepen.io/jjosef/pen/fFhAo/) on page reload using angular-local-storage?
which cookie service does it use? $cookieStore is deprecated as per AngularJS docs. Will this work with $cookies?
I don't know about the $cookie store, but I believe you can check it easily!
hi all. Can someone help me with an issue I am having? My Angular app uses local storage at certain points, however just received an issue that this does not work on Safari private mode.
Now, I have used this module and it seems to stop the app from breaking however it doesn't use the cookie fallback
Now, I have used this module and it seems to stop the app from breaking however it doesn't use the cookie fallback
I have tried to just use cookies at all times and this seems to work everywhere else.. Safari on private mode says it supports cookies but doesn't seem to be setting any cookie through the localStorageService
Has anyone come across a similar issue?
howdy, any ideas on this ^
Is anybody here?
var _setLocalStorageData = function (storageName, keyName, keyValue) {
var storageData = localStorageService.get(storageName);
if (storageData) {
storageData[keyName] = keyValue;
localStorageService.set(storageName, storageData);
}
else {
localStorageService.set(storageName, { keyName: keyValue });
}
}
var storageData = localStorageService.get(storageName);
if (storageData) {
storageData[keyName] = keyValue;
localStorageService.set(storageName, storageData);
}
else {
localStorageService.set(storageName, { keyName: keyValue });
}
}
If the storage location does not exists, i am trying to create new with the keyName and keyValue in the else statement
After the line execution i see storage with key as keyName but not the string value i have provided to the variable. How can i achieve this ?
Hi all! I've got a silly question. I hope it works or there maybe is a way to fix around this.
I want to set in the config how growl messages are handled.
I want the user the dynamically to be able to set if a growl message needs to clicked away by the user itself or that a delay of 5000ms should be used.
I need to do this in the config of Angular and i cannot inject "localStorageService" only the "localStorageServiceProvider".
This is the code so far, but it doesn't work sadly.
.config(['NotificationProvider', 'localStorageServiceProvider', 'localStorageService',
function (NotificationProvider, localStorageServiceProvider, localStorageService) {
localStorageServiceProvider
.setPrefix('pip')
.setStorageType('sessionStorage');
localStorageService.set('growlNotificationSettings', {
delay: null,
X: 'right',
Y: 'top'
});
var growlNotificationSettings = localStorageService.get('growlNotificationSettings');
NotificationProvider.setOptions({
delay: growlNotificationSettings.delay,
startTop: 20,
startRight: 10,
verticalSpacing: 20,
horizontalSpacing: 20,
positionX: growlNotificationSettings.X,
positionY: growlNotificationSettings.Y
});
}])
please have a look at my issue.
I am using local storage to persist authentication data. But, when I access the stored data from the interceptor, it returns null. I have created a question in stackoverflow. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/41582295/angular-local-storage-returning-null-on-saved-value
who creates it because chrome shows one cookies in use even everything is empty
or only creates the storage for the content ?
can we prevent this
?