You might also take a look at this description of LocalStorage.

http://visualstudiomagazine.com/articles/2011/11/01/caching-in-on-html5-local-storage.aspx


>Thank you, James. I will follow the links.
>
>>Jquery and ajax. Some links
>>
>>This is the raw ajax function in jquery
>>http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.ajax/
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>>This is a wrapper around $.ajax() that simplifies a post ajax call.
>>http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.post/
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>>Or better yet, here is a bunch of ajax stuff.
>>http://api.jquery.com/category/ajax/
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>>All you have to do is bind a js function call to the change event of your combo box.
>>
>>>I have a page in my ASP.NET application that uses several look-up tables (drop-down controls). Every time the user reloads this page, the Load method "gets" the data from the database and sets the value of the data view to the drop-down controls. It has not been a problem, so far, as far as page loading too slow. But I am wondering, what Javascript technology (or another technology) you would suggest to use if I wanted these pull-down lists (data views) to stay local and not be reloaded every time?
>>>
>>>TIA.