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Save the contents of the Add field as a draft until submitted #162
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I like that idea, putting this into our backlog |
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## [1.8.8](v1.8.7...v1.8.8) (2019-04-14) ### Bug Fixes * add note about separate login (fixes [#187](#187)) ([3afde22](3afde22)) * adjust review pagination to be on bottom (fixes [#150](#150)) ([128f47b](128f47b)) * increase review sentences per page to 5 (fixes [#174](#174)) ([f674783](f674783)) * remove 'Cancel' on submission to avoid data loss (fixes [#162](#162)) ([0cb4065](0cb4065)) * use local state for pendingSentences & parsingSentences (fix [#173](#173)) ([2dd26f7](2dd26f7))
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I typed a bunch of sentences into the text box then submitted it. It told me that some sentences failed validation (too many words).
The options were to click Submit to submit only the ones that passed or Cancel. I clicked Cancel so I could edit the failing ones and resubmit, but it just returned me to a blank text box, losing everything I had typed.
It should therefore save the contents of the text box in a cookie or local storage until submitted and confirmed.
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