I have a current sessionStorage in place. The .set method is working correctly.
The problem is the key it's not fixed. it's being created with the array of the first product I click.
Like this, I can't have a key value to use the .get method in another page.
This is my JS.
$('.go-to-bag').click(function() { var productId = $(this).parent().attr('id'); var productName = $(this).parent().attr('product-name'); var productQty = $(this).prev().val(); var productLWeight = $(this).parent().attr('product-weight'); var productPesoBruto = $(this).parent().attr('product-pesobruto'); var productPrice = $(this).parent().attr('product-price'); var productPricesemiva = $(this).parent().attr('product-pricesemiva'); var newList = new Object(); if (sessionStorage.newShoppingList) { newShoppingList = JSON.parse(sessionStorage.getItem('newShoppingList')); } else { newShoppingList = [] } newShoppingList.push({ productId, productName, productQty, productPrice, productPricesemiva, productLWeight, productPesoBruto }); sessionStorage.setItem('newShoppingList', JSON.stringify(newShoppingList)); var retrievedObject = sessionStorage.getItem('newShoppingList'); console.log('retrievedObject: ', JSON.parse(retrievedObject)); });
So, I can I get the key so i can use .get method and retrive the value inserted in another page?
The example that you've given us is correct. At this point I would review if that is truly the only place that you call .setItem
.
Also, that last question makes me wonder -- are you intending to use localStorage
instead of sessionStorage
? See this link for the difference
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