Requiring Sign On in the Middle of a Draft to Submit
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KenJ1947
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Requiring Sign On in the Middle of a Draft to Submit
MANY TIMES I have written long personal messages. By the time I'm ready to submit and I click submit, the sign on page comes up and I lose all that I have written. I just spent 45-60 minutes writing a personal message and I lost it because of the doggoned time limit. It's happened several times before. I know I could have copied and pasted it, but I just haven't "learned" to live with it. Can't a warning to save it before going to sign on?
Married 50+ years, 75, ED for 10 years.
Dr Mark Allen, Plano, TX. Surgery at Baylor, Scott and White Frisco, TX. AMS 700 CX MS, 24 cm + 2 cm RTEs x 2.4 cm tubes, 100 ml reservoir.
4 grandkids (son 25, daughter 23, son 21, daughter 7).
Dr Mark Allen, Plano, TX. Surgery at Baylor, Scott and White Frisco, TX. AMS 700 CX MS, 24 cm + 2 cm RTEs x 2.4 cm tubes, 100 ml reservoir.
4 grandkids (son 25, daughter 23, son 21, daughter 7).
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otter17
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Re: Requiring Sign On in the Middle of a Draft to Submit
Yeah that is super annoying when that happens. I will often hit “save draft” if I am writing something long too. But a warning would be nice.
40 y/o straight married guy with supportive wife. Slowly progressive ED from venous leak since adolescence. Pills were a godsend for years, now as the efficacy fades, I am wading into the land of injections and implant
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dg_moore
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Re: Requiring Sign On in the Middle of a Draft to Submit
You could also compose your post in Notepad or other tool and then copy/paste it to the edit window.
Dave, 80, Maryland - Implant (Titan) 2008 by Dr. Andrew Kramer (failed Sept 2020) - never used due to a stroke that, among other things, ended my sex life.
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Lost Sheep
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Re: Requiring Sign On in the Middle of a Draft to Submit
KenJ1947 wrote:MANY TIMES I have written long personal messages. By the time I'm ready to submit and I click submit, the sign on page comes up and I lose all that I have written. I just spent 45-60 minutes writing a personal message and I lost it because of the doggoned time limit. It's happened several times before. I know I could have copied and pasted it, but I just haven't "learned" to live with it. Can't a warning to save it before going to sign on?
That has happened to me in the past and, in addition to the tactics suggested by dg_moore and otter17 (which I know I should use, but often don't) hitting the "Back" icon in my web browser often will save the day for me by bringing back the page on which I was composing my message/post. Then, I can highlight and copy it to a word processor (notepad, wordpad, etc) to prevent loss.
Lost Sheep
AMS LGX 18+3 Nov 6, 2017
Prostate Cancer 2023
READ OLD THREADS-ask better questions -better understand answers
Be part of your medical team
Document pre-op size-photos and written records
Pre-op VED therapy helps. Post-op is another matter
AMS LGX 18+3 Nov 6, 2017
Prostate Cancer 2023
READ OLD THREADS-ask better questions -better understand answers
Be part of your medical team
Document pre-op size-photos and written records
Pre-op VED therapy helps. Post-op is another matter
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KenJ1947
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Re: Requiring Sign On in the Middle of a Draft to Submit
Lost Sheep wrote:That has happened to me in the past and, in addition to the tactics suggested by dg_moore and otter17 (which I know I should use, but often don't) hitting the "Back" icon in my web browser often will save the day for me by bringing back the page on which I was composing my message/post. Then, I can highlight and copy it to a word processor (notepad, wordpad, etc) to prevent loss.
Thanks. I discovered the back trick after getting caught one more time. However, it didn't help that last time. Using the word processor is a good idea for longer posts.
Ken J
Married 50+ years, 75, ED for 10 years.
Dr Mark Allen, Plano, TX. Surgery at Baylor, Scott and White Frisco, TX. AMS 700 CX MS, 24 cm + 2 cm RTEs x 2.4 cm tubes, 100 ml reservoir.
4 grandkids (son 25, daughter 23, son 21, daughter 7).
Dr Mark Allen, Plano, TX. Surgery at Baylor, Scott and White Frisco, TX. AMS 700 CX MS, 24 cm + 2 cm RTEs x 2.4 cm tubes, 100 ml reservoir.
4 grandkids (son 25, daughter 23, son 21, daughter 7).
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