Safari 3.1 now supports the property "window.openDatabase" in JavaScript.
There's an example page for this feature here:
<http://webkit.org/misc/DatabaseExample.html>
When using a WebKit-application that is not Safari to access the
same page, I get an error message because the database could not
created.
The problem is that
if (window.openDatabase) {
is not undefined or NULL, indicating that the openDatabase feature is
available, but creating the database will nevertheless fail:
db = openDatabase("NoteTest", "1.0", "Database API example", 200000);
here "db" is always undefined or NULL.
So I assume that there must be some new additional API which must be
used to add or enabled the database feature in WebKit Applications.
Is this API already available, or where can I get information about
how to implement the database feature? Or should this work without any
additional code?
Also it might be a bug in WebKit that "window.openDatabase" is not undefined
or NULL when the openDatabase() doesn't work. I think when openDatabase()
doesn't work window.openDatabase should be undefined or NULL.
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Alexander Clauss
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