Hey thank you for the video, is there a way to get local storage changes displayed on the browser without refreshing the page. I'm making a shopping cart, if the user changes the quantity of an item in the cart, the values change but don't get displayed unless the page refreshed
Thanks for the suggestion! I think it would be good to cover that as well. I will need to do some research and figure out how best to present indexedDB.
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Another excellent video, thank you for your explanation!
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Great video! That´s a very useful concept, to carry information between pageloads in frontend. Thank you, Steven!
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Hey thank you for the video, is there a way to get local storage changes displayed on the browser without refreshing the page.
I'm making a shopping cart, if the user changes the quantity of an item in the cart, the values change but don't get displayed unless the page refreshed
You can just update the DOM element where you want it to display. If you are working with vanilla JavaScript you could use .innerHTML.
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Will you do a video on IndexedDB? And contrast this to localStorage?
Thanks for the suggestion! I think it would be good to cover that as well. I will need to do some research and figure out how best to present indexedDB.
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