Local storage with Content viewer

I have a problem with local storage since last update of the content viewer. We create a folio with exclusive HTML5 files using some data that have to be saved on the iPad (User ID). It works very well during one month but since the last update, we have a real failure with the folio and it's gonna be the same with our custommer if we don't find the answer… Can anybody help me please !!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you for your interest.
The folio we create is build to help doctors in work with the patients. The doctor has to fill an ID once and after that, have acces to two kinds of visit. We create a random asking to visit with support of videos or without (in fact, it's a nearly fake 'cos we control the total amount of visits with and without). Then he has to fill a form and when he push on SEND, he comes back to the first article. He saw the number of visit he already made and when he makes a new one, he don't have to put his id anymore. If we works offline, he must, at a moment, get a WIFI to send the datas from the visits he makes without connexion.
So, we use a local storage to remember the ID, the number of visits and the results of the form until he get a WIFI…
With the update, we realize that the Java Script seems not te be support anymore.
I hope you undersand my explonations with my approximative english wich s not my first language…

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