I am making an application where there is a history and I want the history to be updated automatically when there is a change in my list. Thank you
A normal cookie is accessible from JavaScript, and it is also included in every request to the associated domain. A cookie with the HttpOnly attribute is blocked from JavaScript and is only included in requests to the domain.
Then, optionally, you should add the Secure attribute as well to force the cookie only to be sent over HTTPS and not HTTP.
I did write a blog post about Debugging cookie problems
for more details about these attributes.
you can set a cookie in 2 ways:
document.cookie
propertySet-Cookie
header from the serverwhen you specify HTTPOnly
attribute in a cookie that means you will not be able access/modify that cookie with javascript (i.e. with document.cookie
property), that cookie can be access/modified by the server only
and Is normal cookie same as signed cookie?
no, signed cookie is a cookie whose value has a signature attached to it. it's used in (backend) server while creating a session cookie (for user), where you sign a cookie with a secret key.
Assuming you're using view models, just bind your ListView
to an ObservableCollection<T>
in the view model via the ItemsSource
dependency property - when the collection changes, the view will update as well. (And if you're not already using MVVM, I'd suggest moving to it ASAP.)
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