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Can you be more specific about what happened? You started writing your report, it took so long to finish that you were logged out by the time you finished, so when you went to submit, you had to log back in?
Solutions:
1. Always click "remember me" when you log in.
2. Be sure your browser accepts cookies.
3. Use your *back* button to get back to your content as soon as it leaves the screen (then save it, maybe as a word doc, temporarily).
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Did you do an extremely long post (took a long time to write it) & then got kicked out of FT because FT thought you were in-active due to length of time it took you to write it & then went back via re logging in & then clicked back & your content was still there? I've encountered the content not being there on back (given the above scenario) on both IE & Chrome, so I don't think it's browser dependent.
If it's just a regular back situation w/o FT thinking you're inactive/kicking you out, the content is still there. But that's not the situation the OP (or I) encountered.
On a dif note, I found the thread where someone reported the issue before & others mentioned they encountered the same thing & came up w/ the various work-arounds.
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/techn...king-save.html
Cheers.
If it's just a regular back situation w/o FT thinking you're inactive/kicking you out, the content is still there. But that's not the situation the OP (or I) encountered.
On a dif note, I found the thread where someone reported the issue before & others mentioned they encountered the same thing & came up w/ the various work-arounds.
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/techn...king-save.html
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If you're typing something long, it may be better to use a word processing program, then copy and paste. I've lost a few posts, too.
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FYI I have asked that some sort of bank-style warning popup be written into the code. If it happens (?) I wouldn't expect it to be soon (months/years?). Best to use the workarounds mentioned above.
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There's a great plug-in for Chrome (maybe other browsers) called Lazarus Form Recovery that remembers everything you type in a field. You'll want to look at the various settings after installation -- for example, do you want it to remember what you type into password fields? -- but it's great for recovering text in cases like this.
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