Raffael Luthiger wrote: > 3) Every time the page is loaded the js-script asks the server for a XML > (or JSON) file with the preferences in there. > Option 3, but save the data you got from the server in a cookie, which you destroy after 1 day or something like that. Each time the user changes the div, a new cookie is set and data is send back to the server. This saves you half in traffic and is the best solution if you ask me.
Gilles p.s. there is a jQuery cookie plugin :p _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
