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Localstorage draft is unaware if page has changed #1

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scragg0x opened this issue Sep 10, 2014 · 1 comment
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Localstorage draft is unaware if page has changed #1

scragg0x opened this issue Sep 10, 2014 · 1 comment
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@scragg0x
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This can happen easily if more than on browser is open or an edit occurs on a page where you have a draft. The user should be informed that a change occurred and given a choice to discard draft, keep, or, gulp, merge with the latest version (at least see the changes).

@scragg0x scragg0x added the bug label Sep 10, 2014
scragg0x added a commit that referenced this issue Oct 3, 2014
Canonical names to forced to lowercase
Made user model compatible to other DBs
CSS adjustments
Basic Firepad support (no presence info)
Cleaned up JS a bit
Added ability to remove draft from localstorage
Added support for drafts on multiple pages
Alert user if page changes, issue #1
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loleg commented Dec 11, 2014

One of my users is losing entered but unpublished content on a daily basis. They keep multiple editors open (on up-to-date Firefox), and tend to be a.f.k. for periods of time. Apparently upon clicking "Publish", they get the old version of the page without their local changes. Is this related, and if so is there any way to validate or reproduce this bug?

Edit: nevermind, I am pretty sure the issue in my case is the one described in #44.

scragg0x pushed a commit that referenced this issue Feb 24, 2017
[Feature] Adding google oauth domain restriction
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