HTML5 Data Bindings State Management Reference

Features

Working with URL parameters

Set URL parameter

Save the components state, like sort order, page and filters, in URL parameters, in order for your users to be able to open the page instantly and get the last state, without starting from scratch.

Setup URL parameter

In order to work with URL parameter, you need to set it up first in the HTML5 Data Bindings URL global collection.

Select the URL parameter

Once the URL parameter is defined in HTML5 Data Bindings it will appear in the drop down, within the Control State Management window for selection.

URL parameter value

From the HTML5 Data Bindings picker you can easily assign a value to your URL parameter.

Remove URL parameter

When you're done using the URL parameter, you can simply remove it from the Control State Management window.

Working with cookies

Set cookie

You can also choose to store some of the user and page state in cookies.

Setup a cookie

In order to work with cookies, you need to setup them first in the HTML5 Data Bindings Cookie global collection.

Cookie value

From the HTML5 Data Bindings picker you can easily assign a value to your cookie.

Cookie path and domain

You can set a path, absolute to your site root, for example some subfolder, where the cookie to be valid only. Also, you can specify a domain, where the cookie to be active on - for example with or without www. If you leave both fields empty, the cookie will be valid for the whole website.

Cookie duration

You can set the cookie to expire on the end of the browser session or on a specific timeline, which can be from one minute up to as many years as you wish.

Remove cookie

Similar to the URL parameter, you can choose to remove the cookie any time, within the Control State Management window.