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Askbot: Editing an just edited entry brings up the previous, already edited text
It is heavily annoying: I edit a text (e.g. question, comment), [Save edit], find some more things I should change, so click [edit] again -- and the original text as it was before my last edit reappears. If the last edit was a larger one, you spot this quickly and may hopefully find your last text in the browser history. If it was a minor one, you may not even recognize that you just back-converted your last edit.
Request: Make sure, that the text appearing in the edit field is the very last one saved -- always, not only if the last edit was some time ago.
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Askbot: Editing an just edited entry brings up the previous, already edited textprevious (as it was before the change)
It is heavily annoying: I edit a text (e.g. question, comment), [Save edit], find some more things I should change, so click [edit] again -- and the original text as it was before my last edit reappears. If the last edit was a larger one, you spot this quickly and may hopefully find your last text in the browser history. If it was a minor one, you may not even recognize that you just back-converted your last edit.
Request: Make sure, that the text appearing in the edit field is the very last one saved -- always, not only if the last edit was some time ago.
| | 3 | No.3 Revision |
Askbot: Editing an just edited entry brings up the previous text (as it was before the change)
It is heavily annoying: I edit a text (e.g. question, comment), [Save edit], find some more things I should change, so click [edit] again -- and the original text as it was before my last edit reappears. If the last edit was a larger one, you spot this quickly and may hopefully find your last text in the browser history. If it was a minor one, you may not even recognize that you just back-converted your last edit.
Request: Make sure, that the text appearing in the edit field is the very last one saved -- always, not only if the last edit was some time ago.
| | 4 | No.4 Revision |
Askbot: Editing an just edited entry brings up the previous text (as it was before the change)
It is heavily annoying: I edit a text (e.g. question, comment), [Save edit], find some more things I should change, so click [edit] again -- and the original text as it was before my last edit reappears. If the last edit was a larger one, you spot this quickly and may hopefully find your last text in the browser history. If it was a minor one, you may not even recognize that you just back-converted your last edit.
Request: Make sure, that the text appearing in the edit field is the very last one saved -- always, not only if the last edit was some time ago.
(The reason actually seems to be, that the browser does not refetch the whole page: So make sure, that [edit] forces a complete download and does not rely on browser cache.)
| | 5 | No.5 Revision |
Askbot: Editing an just edited entry brings up the previous text (as it was before the change)
It is heavily annoying: I edit a text (e.g. question, comment), [Save edit], find some more things I should change, so click [edit] again -- and the original text as it was before my last edit reappears. If the last edit was a larger one, you spot this quickly and may hopefully find your last text in the browser history. If it was a minor one, you may not even recognize that you just back-converted your last edit.
Request: Make sure, that the text appearing in the edit field is the very last one saved -- always, not only if the last edit was some time ago.
(The reason actually seems to be, that the browser does not refetch the whole page: So make sure, that [edit] forces a complete download and does not rely on browser cache.)
| | 6 | No.6 Revision |
Askbot: Editing an just edited text entry brings up the previous text (as it was before the change)
It is heavily annoying: I edit a text (e.g. question, comment), [Save edit], find some more things I should change, so click [edit] again -- and the original text as it was before my last edit reappears. If the last edit was a larger one, you spot this quickly and may hopefully find your last text in the browser history. If it was a minor one, you may not even recognize that you just back-converted your last edit.
Request: Make sure, that the text appearing in the edit field is the very last one saved -- always, not only if the last edit was some time ago.
(The reason actually seems to be, that the browser does not refetch the whole page: So make sure, that [edit] forces a complete download and does not rely on browser cache.)
| | 7 | No.7 Revision |
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If the last edit was a larger one, you spot this quickly and may hopefully find your last text in the browser history. If it was a minor one, you may not even recognize that you just back-converted your last edit.
Request: Make sure, that the text appearing in the edit field is the very last one saved -- always, not only if the last edit was some time ago.
(The reason actually seems to be, that the browser does not refetch the whole page: So make sure, that [edit] forces a complete download and does not rely on browser cache.)
| | 8 | No.8 Revision |
Askbot: Editing an just edited text entry brings up the previous text (as it was before the last edit)
Procedure:
- Edit a text (e.g. question, comment).
- Click [Save edit].
- Find some more things you would like to change, so click [edit] again.
==> the original text as it was before your last edit reappears.
If the last edit was a larger one, you spot this quickly and may hopefully find your last text in the browser history. If it was a minor one, you may not even recognize that you just back-converted your last edit.
Request: Make sure, that the text appearing in the edit field is the very last one saved -- always, not only if the last edit was some time ago.
(The reason actually seems to be, that the browser does not refetch the whole page: So make sure, that [edit] forces a complete download and does not rely on browser cache.)
| | 9 | No.9 Revision |
Askbot: Editing an just edited text entry brings up the previous text (as it was before the last edit)
Procedure:
- Edit a text (e.g. question, comment).
- Click [Save edit].
- Find some more things you would like to change, so click [edit] again.
==> the original text as it was before your last edit reappears.
If the last edit was a larger one, you spot this quickly and may hopefully find your last text in the browser history. If it was a minor one, you may not even recognize that you just back-converted your last edit.
Request: Request: Make sure, that the text appearing in the edit field is the very last one saved -- always, not only if the last edit was some time ago.
(The reason actually seems to be, that the browser does not refetch the whole page: So make sure, that [edit] forces a complete download and does not rely on browser cache.)
| | 10 | No.10 Revision |
Askbot: Editing an just edited text entry brings up the previous text (as it was before the last edit)
Procedure:
- Edit a text (e.g. question, comment).
- Click [Save edit].
- Find some more things you would like to change, so click [edit] again.
==> the original text as it was before your last edit reappears.
If the last edit was a larger one, you spot this quickly and may hopefully find your last text in the browser history. If it was a minor one, you may not even recognize that you just back-converted your last edit.
Request: Make sure, that the text appearing in the edit field is the very last one saved -- always, not only if the last edit was some time ago.
(The reason actually seems to be, that the browser does not refetch the whole page: So make sure, that [edit] forces a complete download and does not rely on browser cache.)