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Is there? I don’t know. I’ve been hitting my head against a brick wall with ways to possibly do this without using a server-side language.
So far my code runs well locally as well as on a server – I’d rather not have to use a server-side language.
Well, there’s the challenge. First one with a correct answer wins…. uh… points.
(Oh, and I’m not asking for code examples before anyone flames me – just a simple nod in the right direction would be grand)
Cookies or HTML5 databases. The latter has the benefit of not adding overhead to every network request you make, and it’s managed separately from cookies and responds to a query language, rather than a simple key value store.