example:

var myData = new jt_.Cookie(document, "testPrefs", 24);
myData.load();

function bumpSave() {
	idx++;
	myData.position = idx;
	myData.foobar = 'hello_' + idx;
	myData.splat = 'sqr_' + (idx * idx);
	myData.what = idx * 3;
	myData.store();
	jt_.Trace.msg("myData=" + jt_.TraceObj.str(myData));
	jt_.Trace.msg("document.cookie=" + document.cookie);
}

description:

jt_.Cookie is based largely on code originally from Netscape. The constructor returns a simple JavaScript object which consists of arbitrary name/value pairs.

67 lines of code, 2.13 KB

main methods:

jt_.Cookie = function(document, name, hours, path, domain, secure)
jt_.Cookie.prototype.store = function()
jt_.Cookie.prototype.load = function()
jt_.Cookie.prototype.setAsObj = function(obj)
jt_.Cookie.prototype.getAsObj = function()
jt_.Cookie.prototype.remove = function()

var jt_.Cookie = { src: jt2_.js

}