4 Answers

• You could use the properties feature and instead of using a database do it in an array which you convert to json and save to properties, then you recall it and parse into into a js array.

  http://developer.appcelerator.com/apidoc/desktop/latest/Titanium.API.set-method.html

  http://developer.appcelerator.com/apidoc/desktop/latest/Titanium.JSON-module

• So I would put all the content I want (Which would be nothing more than 3 or so text fields) into an array, convert that array into a JSON, using:

  var array = [
  {title:'Row1', desc:'Row1', img:'Row1'},
  {title:'Row2', desc:'Row2', img:'Row2'}
  ];
  var json_array = Titanium.JSON.stringify(array)
  

  And then save that into a Property:

  Titanium.App.Properties.setString('favorites', json_array);
  

  And then when I want to get that I just…

  var favorites_string = Titanium.App.Properties.getString('favorites');
  var favorites = Titanium.JSON.parse(favorites_string);
  

  Yes?

  PS - You do know I'm coding for iPhone Applications not a Desktop Application, right?

• Here is some nice sample code:

  http://github.com/kwhinnery/Persistence

• Hmm… Alright, I have having some troubles doing what I would I would like to do. Let me tell you guys what I want and see if you guys can help in any way?

  So I have two tabs: One is "Episodes" and another is "Favorites". From the Episodes tab you click a little icon on the topRightNav and it says "Add to Favorites?" or "Cancel". If you click "Add to Favorites" it adds the episode (There are multiple fields that are filled, such as the date, name, description, an image, and some other things). From there you should click to the "Favorites" tab and see a TableView of all the episodes you have added to your favorites, and be able to remove/move them.

  Any ideas? :) I'm getting mixed up with my coding on the conversion between the two tabs. Not sure how to get the information from the one page onto the other.

  PS - These are in different files each (Two different .js files, linked from the app.js).