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Hello Nick,
Jordan
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good starting point on storing data in HTML application is this page. There is list of supported browsers with mobile as well.
At the moment Web SQL is most supported on mobiles (unfortunately it is officially depreciated in favor of IndexedDB).
Be aware that storage limitations may vary between different devices I recall something from 5MB to 50MB.
The other option Web Storage (simple key/value store) do not scale well if you store more than few values and is usually used as alternative to cookies.
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Gurpreet
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answered on 08 Feb 2013, 11:38 AM
hi,
I just want to ask that if we want to store details permanently. Is there any alternate.
I just want to ask that if we want to store details permanently. Is there any alternate.
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Hi Gurpreet,
Icenium 1.2 comes with support for the SQLite Cordova plugin. You can use it to create, update and query a native sqlite database that is stored on the device's filesystem and is permanent until you delete it or the user uninstalls your app.
You can see a sample app with the SQLite plugin here.
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Yavor Georgiev
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Icenium 1.2 comes with support for the SQLite Cordova plugin. You can use it to create, update and query a native sqlite database that is stored on the device's filesystem and is permanent until you delete it or the user uninstalls your app.
You can see a sample app with the SQLite plugin here.
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Yavor Georgiev
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Idan
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answered on 23 Oct 2013, 04:46 PM
How do I install the sqlite plugin in an existing project?
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Hello Idan,
Refer to our documentation: Enable and Configure Integrated Plugins for information on how to add built-in plugin.
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Refer to our documentation: Enable and Configure Integrated Plugins for information on how to add built-in plugin.
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Warren
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answered on 25 Oct 2013, 07:10 PM
I love SQLite! I first create my database on my PC with Visual Studio and then place the file in my mobile app project and go from there. The tables and call can be created at the beginning but I needed to start my app with existing data for what I was doing.
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Hello,
A similar question have already been answered in our forums. Please, check the following forum thread: Pre populated database for distribution.
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