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Expand Up @@ -134,21 +134,21 @@ It works the same as accessing an Object in JavaScript, but persists the
value across sessions.

<pre>
localStorage.title = "Welcome!"
localStorage.title //=> "Welcome!"
localStorage.setItem("title", "Welcome!")
localStorage.getItem("title") //=> "Welcome!"

delete localStorage.title
localStorage.title //=> undefined
localStorage.removeItem("title")
localStorage.getItem("title") //=> null
</pre>

Browsers can offer different amounts of storage using this API. The
iPhone, for instance, offers 5MB of storage, after which it asks the
user for permission to store an additional 10MB.

You can reclaim storage from a key by <code>delete</code>ing it or
You can reclaim storage from a key by using the <code>removeItem</code> it or
by overwriting its value. You can also enumerate over all keys in
the localStorage using the normal JavaScript <code>for/in</code>
API.
loop.

In combination with the App Cache, you can use Local Storge to store
data on the device, making it possible to show stale data to your
Expand All @@ -170,7 +170,7 @@ jQuery(function($) {
// the HTML will be present regardless of online status
var updateArticles = function(object) {
template = $("#articles")
localStorage.articles = JSON.stringify(object);
localStorage.setItem("articles", JSON.stringify(object));
$("#article-list").html(template.render(object));
}

Expand Down Expand Up @@ -199,7 +199,7 @@ jQuery(function($) {
// update the HTML with the stale articles. Even if
// the user never gets online, they will at least
// see the stale content
if(localStorage.articles) updateArticles(JSON.parse(localStorage.articles));
if(localStorage.getItem("articles")) updateArticles(JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem("articles")));

// If the user was offline, and goes online, ask
// the server for updates
Expand All @@ -208,4 +208,4 @@ jQuery(function($) {
// If the user is online, ask for updates now
if(window.navigator.onLine) remoteUpdate();
})
</pre>
</pre>