If you are talking about using the values from within the client then you
have to use HTML5 Local Storage and you are going to find that the support
for this varies between browsers. Short of HTML5 your only other choice is
Google Gears. Accessing the file system, up until HTML5, from the client was
forbidden in JavaScript. You can create server side methods (in whatever
server you are using) that can serve up the information to you, and for that
you can use any server file you want.
You can also use cookies to store information on the client computer and
there is a nice Qooxdoo class for managing your cookies. There is a max
number of bytes that you can store per domain in a cookie though. I think
the number is around 5k or 10K.
Jim
On Sun, Jun 20, 2010 at 8:30 AM, b a <[email protected]> wrote:
> hi, can I access the contents of config.json from within qooxdoo or is
> config.json just to be used by the python generate.py script ?
> I'm writing something and I want to store some settings on disk so it
> will be able to use them.
> that's because I need to use them from somewhere else as well.
> what file should I use ?
>
> thanks
>
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