Im using Sencha Touch 2 where i have a login form asking for username and password now i want to store user details via Session/Cookie so the user can logout,
i browsed some links which i got
Sencha-touch : save login / password (save session, multi-tasks)
but im being an new to sench touch develpment
any help using code examples will be of very great input for me
Thanks in advance
You can use the HTML5 localStore object. For instance, when a user logs in and your server request is made, on the callback of a successful server request you can store any necessary data. Here is a snippet from one of my apps:
loginCallback: function(options, success, response) { this.mainSplash.setMasked(false); var responseOjbect = Ext.JSON.decode(response.responseText); if (responseOjbect.success) { this.clearLoginStorage(); //runs a function to clear some login storage values if (rememberme) { localStorage.setItem("rememberme", 1); } else { localStorage.setItem("rememberme", 0); } localStorage.setItem("userid", responseOjbect.userid); localStorage.setItem("first_name", responseOjbect.first_name); localStorage.setItem("last_name", responseOjbect.last_name); localStorage.setItem("appsettingone", responseOjbect.appsettingone); localStorage.setItem("appsettingtwo", responseOjbect.appsettingtwo); localStorage.setItem("setdate", new Date()); if (!this.dashboard) { Ext.create('myApp.view.Dashboard', { //additional config }); } Ext.Viewport.setActiveItem(this.dashboard); } else { Ext.Msg.alert('Attention', responseOjbect.errorMessage, Ext.emptyFn); } } Once you have set your localStorage items, they can be retrieved or removed like so:
localStorage.getItem("user_id"); //retrieve localStorage.removeItem("userid"); //remove So when you call your logout function, just don't remove any localStorage objects you want to keep. Then you can call localStorage.getItem("VALUE") to retrieve them upon next login
This is something which is managed by the server, not the client, so you want to look at , not at sencha itself.
On a guess that you are using php, for something really basic, take a look at: http://www.html-form-guide.com/php-form/php-login-form.html
