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On a portal’s main page, I’m using a jQuery container plug-in, and by this users can hide a container by just clicking the minimize button on a container.
My question is: how can I save the user preferences in this regard? Then if the same user logs in again, I want to show the page based on user preferences. For example if a user hides the “sports news container” it won’t be shown on users next visit.
You just need to create a field in the users database table (or do something more complicated, if your database is complicated).
Then you can, if the field is set, place a script on the page that hides the container. And set a callback on hiding/opening which will send an Ajax request to your application, which will set the field to 1 or 0 (ON or OFF, whatever).