Modern community software (like the one I am building for free) can save your content automatically. A few times I have accidentally closed a window while making a post - once I reopen the tab the content gets restored automatically.
While the "token ring" of bitcoin forums uses software too old to do this, PowerGlove could make a javascript change that every xx keystrokes it saves to a cookie... or maybe not - I'm not familiar with modern browser security.
(Token Ring is an obsolete network communication protocol, comparable to modern Ethernet or WiFi. It the forum needed to be described in a way to describe its limitations, I'd say that's a good analogy. Posting is slow because the tokens cannot handle the amount of data.)
The system can send out of the draft (it wouldn't) but I think you are asking why it can't just automatically save what you are typing - I answered that above. There is no minimum time interval - whenever you hit the preview button, it will save a draft. You jest need to remember to move from the keyboard to mouse every now and then to do it.
While the "token ring" of bitcoin forums uses software too old to do this, PowerGlove could make a javascript change that every xx keystrokes it saves to a cookie... or maybe not - I'm not familiar with modern browser security.
(Token Ring is an obsolete network communication protocol, comparable to modern Ethernet or WiFi. It the forum needed to be described in a way to describe its limitations, I'd say that's a good analogy. Posting is slow because the tokens cannot handle the amount of data.)
I noticed something recently regarding the draft but I will like ask if the draft has a specific save to draft interval or all we have to do is click on the preview button everytime we need to save to draft.
If yes then can we have a lees time interval to accomplish this , if a min interval would be better.
I recently lost a wall of texts due to sudden reload of the Web page, not sure what triggered it but I know it's unusual and I know there will be other members who had similar experiences, sometimes it could be an indelibrate reload of a Web page.
yeah. Same here. Lost a whole write up and the inspiration gone. But then I have another issue, why is it that I can't send out of the draft? Like when I get to the draft after a preview or reload, it's been drafted. I was thinking it's gonna be something like a resend or send button there, but no. I feel like crying. If yes then can we have a lees time interval to accomplish this , if a min interval would be better.
I recently lost a wall of texts due to sudden reload of the Web page, not sure what triggered it but I know it's unusual and I know there will be other members who had similar experiences, sometimes it could be an indelibrate reload of a Web page.
The system can send out of the draft (it wouldn't) but I think you are asking why it can't just automatically save what you are typing - I answered that above. There is no minimum time interval - whenever you hit the preview button, it will save a draft. You jest need to remember to move from the keyboard to mouse every now and then to do it.