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I would like to persist some information entered via my web part so the next time the same user uses it, the settings will be pre-populated. In the Windows world, I would just slap the data is HKCU, but in the brave new world I have no idea what to to. I have written some code to store values at the SPFarm level, but I can't seem to figure out the site level. Any advice? Thanks. |
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Do you have a button on the web part to save the property? If so, just write the data to a public property on the web part with it's PersonalizationScope set to User. Thus, the property will be stored against the user. |
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You can use an SPPersistedObject on SPFarm or SPWebApplication level. The PropertyBag can be used on sites via SPWeb.Properties. But I would not store user-specific data in either of these stores. I would go with James' suggestion or put the data in a SQL database... |
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If you have SharePoint Server you could try using the UserProfile class and creating a custom profile property with your preferences. |
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