Re: How to set cookie expire attribute with $cookieStore?

[Sutikshan Dubey]

We also need similar functionality. Our Use case is:-

1. We want to store User's Authorization information in cookie which should not be lost upon refresh of browser.

2. We want to store authorization info in permanent-cookie in case user has opted for "Remember Me" check box at the time of log-on.

Thanks.

On Friday, July 6, 2012 9:47:38 PM UTC+5:30, Jose Larghi wrote:

Hi all,

Is possible set cookie expire attribute with $cookieStore? If not, how I can do it?

Thanks!

Jose.

[Michael Bielski]

I'd just be happy if both of those had some better documentation.

[ganaraj p r]

just my 2 cents.

You dont really have to use the ngCookieStore. Just find a good js library that provides a good and easy abstraction for cookie management. Wrap it in a service and bang. ngCookieStore and ngCookies are not even bundled with the core angular so its just like adding any other cookie manager!

On Thu, Sep 27, 2012 at 4:14 PM, Michael Bielski <michael...@yahoo.com> wrote:

I'd just be happy if both of those had some better documentation.

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[Michael Bielski]

Honestly I don't even see the need to wrap it in Angular and abstract it. That would just add more code to be loaded and run just for the sake of having it in Angular. I'll pass, thanks.

[ganaraj p r]

Ofcourse you dont have to wrap it in a service. That part is optional. But if you are testing your app and want to include it using DI, wrapping it in a service makes sense. 

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Honestly I don't even see the need to wrap it in Angular and abstract it. That would just add more code to be loaded and run just for the sake of having it in Angular. I'll pass, thanks.

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[Sutikshan Dubey]

what would you prefer to store auth info. On F5 it looses all. see http://sapling.scotchmedia.com/ in this proejct also, log-on and then press F5.

Any recommended plugin or service to access local-store and cookie? 

[Michael Bielski]

You could try localStorage and sessionStorage. Both should do what you want.