I'm trying to write a userscript to add Fluid functionality to a web app (Remember The Milk) and I need a way to store data across sessions. I tried to use localStorage, but that seems to get emptied when the app closes, so I moved on to Webkit's SQLite functionality (which actually provides functionality closer to what I wanted in the first place).
After a lot of failures getting it to work, I came across this demo app: http://webkit.org/demos/sticky-notes/index.html When I open the demo app in Safari, it creates a new database. When I open it as a Fluid instance, it fails. I'm having the same experience with my userscript in Fluid (when I call openDatabase() it returns NULL no matter what). Now I know that Todd said that all Safari features were available in Fluid, but it doesn't look like that's true. Has anyone figured out a way to get this to work? Thanks! Chris
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