I am thinking of building an application, kind of like TiddlyWiki in the sense that everything is self-contained in an HTML file, or at least in a bundle where a user won\'t have to install anythi开发
I\'m currently developing a mobile application which uses AJAX request to get data from a server. To enable offline navigation in my application, I need to store all data collected.
We are planning to create a image manipulation service in HTML5. One goal is that the service would work for anonymous users.
i am new for html5 a开发者_如何学Cnd web designing.... My html form contains username and password textfields.
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I\'m trying to bring the user back to the page they closed the application on (<div id=\"#blah\" data-role=\"page\">), but I can\'t seem to find a way to do this elegantly within the library.
1.what is the scope of the db? 2.when it\'s destroyed? 3.how to check if the db exist? var db = window.openDatabase(\"Database\", \"1.0\", \"MyApp\", 900000);
Imagine you have a list of items which is an array of objects (fields: title, description, date) ordered by date. You pick an item from the list开发者_C百科 and store it on the local device. You then
I was trying to write a custom caching mechanism for my ajax calls, which are mostly just data calls. So instead of putting them in the browser cache, I\'m putting them down in localStorage for long t
I\'m writing a web application with using JQuery. My application will mostly work on Android. I want to have a local database at the client\'s side so that my web application can store data at client\
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