Hi.
I havent checked to see if there is a thread about this because i am just so fed up and want to log out. It is more an issue than a bug. I originally posted in suggestions by mistake.
As eveyone probably knows Torn does a pretty good job of salvaging post and PM entries in the event of an accidental navigation away from the forum/message page before the text is fully composed and/or sent or posted.
That hasnt always been the case and it is a godsend that it is the case now.
However for some reason this safety net doesnt work on a post that is triggered by a quote. Neither do the text editing tools provide the tool to Undo a previous action (in the case that text is mistakenly deleted rather than lost through a page navigation mistake).
I have lost so many forum posts in recent days due to this that I figured I had to suggest/request that this issue be dealt with as I am sure there must be many others who have experienced this.
It is particulalry difficult to deal with when using a phone. More often than not I abandon my attempts to compose messages or posts when a large amount of thought, time and text is lost which is a shame.
Can this be fixed?
NT
I havent checked to see if there is a thread about this because i am just so fed up and want to log out. It is more an issue than a bug. I originally posted in suggestions by mistake.
As eveyone probably knows Torn does a pretty good job of salvaging post and PM entries in the event of an accidental navigation away from the forum/message page before the text is fully composed and/or sent or posted.
That hasnt always been the case and it is a godsend that it is the case now.
However for some reason this safety net doesnt work on a post that is triggered by a quote. Neither do the text editing tools provide the tool to Undo a previous action (in the case that text is mistakenly deleted rather than lost through a page navigation mistake).
I have lost so many forum posts in recent days due to this that I figured I had to suggest/request that this issue be dealt with as I am sure there must be many others who have experienced this.
It is particulalry difficult to deal with when using a phone. More often than not I abandon my attempts to compose messages or posts when a large amount of thought, time and text is lost which is a shame.
Can this be fixed?
NT