Hello all, currently I am learning JavaScript, I was wondering if there is a way to save a file to the same directory as the js file that would contain info the the user provided. The reason I ask this is I'm wondering if I can create a simple game tha

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Dexus 10/07/15 (Wed) 00:31:35 79f46d No.3347

Hello all, currently I am learning JavaScript, I was wondering if there is a way to save a file to the same directory as the js file that would contain info the the user provided.

The reason I ask this is I'm wondering if I can create a simple game that you can come back to and continue your adventures. I already have every thing else planned out.

Anonymous 10/07/15 (Wed) 01:03:35 2bf65a No.3348

>>3347

short answer: no

long answer: yes but you have to have a functioning backend or use cookies.

Anonymous 10/07/15 (Wed) 04:19:57 0b9b35 No.3349

If your JavaScript is running in a browser, you need to use cookies. Any way about doing it that avoids cookies is going to be more work than just using cookies.

http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_cookies.asp

Anonymous 10/07/15 (Wed) 04:30:22 c5dd0e No.3350

Use localstorage or Node.