Hi folks
I am wondering if Drupal has a 'secret' auto-save table that periodically saves what you are editing in a node.
The scenario is that I was taking notes from a presentation during the evening and typing them up directly into a page on a site. I had purposely saved the page at 2 intervals.
Then I continued on to flesh out what the speaker had said, hand-code the html to make it pretty (no WYSIWYG!) and it was all finished, albeit that I didn't realise that 3 hours had passed, when I pressed the 'Preview' button.
Of course I expected to see my handiwork but alas, the Server Connection Failed and so it asked me to "Try again' which unfortunately did not work, so I used the browser back button to see if what I was trying to preview was still there but it was not.
So I am hoping beyond hope that I can get back all that work more easily than spending another 3 hours when the information is now not fresh in my mind.
Is there any writing to the database that happens like an Auto-Save?
T.I,A.
Comments
You might want to check out
You might want to check out the Draft module.
Thanks for the tip
I guess its better late than never to learn about this extra module.
Eureka!
With thanks to some feat of genius and the knowledge on the internet, the data has been found in the Firefox browser RAM (cache was technically off) that was then written to HD and sucked into a text editor.
So instead of having a grumpy day I am going to celebrate!
or the
or the http://drupal.org/project/autosave module
Draft vs Autosave
Off the top of your head, do you know what the main differences are between the 2 modules that have been recommended?
There's also the
There's also the http://drupal.org/project/autosave module, for anyone not lucky enough to be using Firefox ;)