This example shows basic usage of the YUI Cookie utility. The example checks the value of a cookie and then sets it to a new value.
This example begins by getting the value of a cookie named "example". If this is the first time you've run
the example, the value should be null:
var currentValue = Y.Cookie.get("example");
This value is shown in the browser console. Next, the cookie is set to a random value:
var newValue = "yui" + Math.round(Math.random() * Math.PI);
Y.Cookie.set("example", newValue);
When you reload the page, the value of the cookie should be the one that was just set.
Note: this example uses session cookies, so the value will be lost when you close the browser.
<pre id="results"></pre>
<script>
YUI().use('node', 'cookie', function (Y) {
var pre = Y.one('#results'),
log = function(str) {
pre.append(str + '<br>\n');
};
var currentValue = Y.Cookie.get("example");
log("Cookie's current value is '" + currentValue + "'");
var newValue = "yui" + Math.round(Math.random() * Math.PI * 1000);
log("Setting cookie's value to '" + newValue + "'");
Y.Cookie.set("example", newValue);
});
</script>