Preserved Topic: Ini, Cookies but not cookies

Hello Ini,

I remember you posted something about an object that can hold variables between the browser window or so?

was that the navigator.MyVarGoesHere object ?

thanks,

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I don't have anything important, just remembered it and want to sort it out in my knowledgebase database prog.



[This message has been edited by lallous (edited 10-11-2002).]

It doesn't even work with IE4+, because IE5.5 doesn't get it either. As far as I know, however, you can always store info inside of a frameset, so if there IS something important, you could pull some kind of frameset-trick(rows="100%,*" or something like that) in order to get things working. Hmz, come to think of it, I doubt whether xhtml would accept such an approach...