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Save html in cookie

I use jquery to clone and add some html to the div.

My problem is that this html will be deleted when the page is refreshed. The question is how can I save the added HTML in a div (the html code will contain some inputs and select lists, and there will be a lot of code).

What should I look at?

Cookies?

HTML5?

Anything else?

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If you are only going to support modern browsers, I would go for HTML5 offline storage.

Another approach would be to get an AJAX route.

You do not want to use cookies for this, bacause:

cookies are loaded for every request

A cookie may contain only a limited amount of information.

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function getVar($name, $def = '') {
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// check if overrides passed
$efind = getVar('q', '');
?>


<input type="text" name="q"  onFocus="this.value=''" onBlur="if(this.value == '')this.value ='<?php echo htmlentities($efind); ?>'" value="<?php echo htmlentities($efind); ?>" />

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