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- Taximan
- - Joined 8 Feb, 2015
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For my game I have created a dictionary that I load with AJAX and everything works perfectly.

But when closing the game all data is reset.

How can I make these data permanent? For example the number of potions.

Thanks and sorry for my English...
- dop2000
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Use local storage:

dropbox.com/s/1cz1k5x3teikbv5/DictionaryLocalStorage.capx
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- Taximan
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I've been very busy, but today I have time to try this. Thank you
- Taximan
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Ok this method works, it only has one problem and it is not small.

When I make an update all dictionaries are restored by default ... it is a big problem, it is a very long game and I could not perform any update.
- dop2000
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There must be a mistake in your code. I can't help you without seeing it, please post your capx or a screenshot of events.
- Taximan
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This is the code I use.
- dop2000
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Your code makes no sense. Here is the correct sequence of events:

1. You check if data in local storage exists (usually on start of first layout).

2. If data exists, you load dictionary from local storage.

3. If data is missing, you load some default variables from AJAX.

4. On the end of each level you save the dictionary to local storage.
- Taximan
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Thank you very much ... I will try this.