How to retain javascript variable value after page refresh?

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hi,

i want to retain javascript variable value of win object (var win=window.open())
after page refresh.
Is there any way to maintain win variable after refresh?
pls hlp.
Thanks.

Posted 23-Jun-12 0:10am

Manisha Tambade

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Sandeep Mewara 23-Jun-12 9:59am

If you elaborate more about your scenario needed then we might suggest possible ways to handle it.

Manisha Tambade 25-Jun-12 1:23am

thanks Sandeep,

my scenario in detail is like:

I have login page,Main page on which different linkbuttons are present on clicking those linkbuttons
again new window opens using window.open() and can view data.

Case1:
And on one linkbutton i open 1 page on that page i have option manage data button, on clicking that i opens a new page for adding data and then closes it and i redirects it to pervious page at the same time i refreshes this pervious page so that added data i can see in pervious page in the form of new link..
This is my functionality.

Case2:
now I have logout link on Main page's right corner.
when i clicks on it i want to close main page and all opened windows and redirecting to login page.
so that i maintained 1 array on main page for Win objects.
so i can achieve caase 2 that is of logout button functionality.

Now the thing is that when i refreshes data in case 1 , my array of case 2 becomes resets to null and i cant do functionality of case2 and vice-versa.

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Pascal Ganaye · Answer 1 · 2012-06-23T02:52:00

Solution 1

I can see two ways@

- close the popup when the original page is unloaded, and re-open it again after the page has loaded.
- in the popup you could set a timer and call a script in the original window after it finishes its refresh.

Posted 23-Jun-12 2:52am

Pascal Ganaye