I was wondering if anybody had come up against this. I'm trying out
something using DOM Storage (only for browsers that have the feature
such as FF, IE8, Safari 4) and noticed that the values coming out of
them aren't decorated with the String methods. The most useful one to
have is evalJSON since that makes it easy to store more complex data
in there, eg.
var data = window.sessionStorage.myStorageAreaName.evalJSON();
But the method doesn't exist there. This works:
var data = ("" + window.sessionStorage.myStorageAreaName).evalJSON();
Was just wondering if that's the recommended thing to do, or if maybe
it's a bug in Prototype and it could be decorating these string
values? This is on Firefox 3 - other browsers could behave differently.
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