javascript - persistent data in php question -
Ive written this clean javascript 'thing' using jquery and ajax. All of this is based on the idea that there is a feature in a div that lets you write inside the div. (Contentedable = true). I thought it would be good to talk about a chatroom type, and the Holy Cow is doing some good things (*), but I have a problem.
Using AJAX I have a php page I post which takes the posted data (X, Y, Text, ID) and brings it into a JSON-like object without writing a database (I think the redundancy), how can I create this data Am I See the problem? : Variables are essentially vapor in a php page after running on page, so NewJason will not get anything to retrieve my Javascript Ajax call.
* I have used several text by jquery effects and setting colors, for scrolls and evaporation, matrix style, for example. Also, a cursor is placed in the div where the user clicks.
You have to store the data somewhere. If you do not want to use a fully developed database, you can store them in flat files (i.e.: txt) and use PHP to handle files.
Of course this is not very scaleable, if you are going to use a lot of it, then recommend using the database.
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