Is there a way to have JavaScript hold any variables through a reload?
If the user hits the reload button, is there any state that is kept by JavaScript, once a page is reloaded?
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Is there a way to have JavaScript hold any variables through a reload?
If the user hits the reload button, is there any state that is kept by JavaScript, once a page is reloaded?
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Either way, you’ll need to write your own read/write methods to store your state.