Store and retain data in the browser. - #7
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Hi @Nessrine88 & @jovasal,
While you made a great effort in this project, unfortunately, I cannot proceed to review your code.
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You have submitted a project, that is not meeting the requirement of contributions. Both partners are supposed to have made commits to this project however only a single partner has committed Please i kindly suggest your other partner adds his own contributions to the project then you can resubmit 👍
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Hi, @Efiamotu-1 |
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@Nessrine88 you can resubmit your project again for review. I am sorry the error was on my part the images looked the same so i thought the commits were from one person. Thank You 🙏 |
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Hello,
The implemented code includes the following changes:
1-Added a function storageAvailable to verify the availability of local storage.
2-Utilized the storageAvailable function to check if local storage can be used.
3-Implemented an event listener on the form submission to capture form field values.
4-Created a JavaScript object formData to store the form data.
5-Converted formData to JSON string and saved it to local storage with the key 'formData'
Please review the changes and verify if they correctly fulfill the requirements. Testing and feedback are greatly appreciated before merging.
thanks.