My website has a dynamic navigation bar which the administrators of the site
can design. It's structure is held in an SQL database. It is displayed on
every page of the website.
For a browser, the NavBar has only two structures, one when he or she is not
logged on or logged on. An administrator can change its structure at any
time, however, which is recorded in the database.
One design approach is to build the NavBar for every page from the database,
changing its structure only if the browser logs on.
Is a more efficient way to load the structure from the database into a
JavaScript array and use that array on each new page, only refreshing it to
the new structure if the browser logs on?
Hence my subject; can I save a JavaScript array for the next page the
browser links to? If this is possible, is it worth the effort ie is there a
significant performance improvement?
The website uses ASP, VBScript and MS SQL on the server.
Many thanks in anticipation.
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