How to memorize the current page

[Xavier Bonnave]

Hi,

I use flexigrid, everything works really fine.

It will be totally perfect if when a user leave the page, when he come back he will see the same view.
Anyone have a solution?

Thank you so much

Xavier

[Thanh Lam]

You should use a php-session var to control this.

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[Myles]

This isn't a responsibility of Flexigrid.  This is your responsibility to retain some persistence of session with your users.  You need some way to store the properties of your Flexigrid object (ie. current page, current search, current sort order, etc.) and then just retrieve this and refresh the page using those properties.  When a user interacts with the Flexigrid object, you capture those changed properties, store them against something that relates them to the user itself (e.g. session, cookie, etc.) then execute the refresh on the object.

The web doesn't give you persistence - that's your responsibility.  Use Flexigrid in the same light.

[georaldc]

If you use php + mysql to generate your flexigrid data, you could probably store the queries in session then reuse them if they exist

On Thursday, October 3, 2013 9:44:17 AM UTC-7, Xavier Bonnave wrote: