Feature #15138
closed
Cancel buttons should ask for confirmation if there are unsaved changes
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Description
If you edit e.g. a template and press Cancel/Close, all changes after the last save are lost. The editor should warn and ask for confirmation if the user has changed the editor contents. This can prevent dataloss.
This could look like this:
There are unsaved changes. Do you want to discard them?
[Save] [Discard] [Cancel]
The "Cancel" button then will return to the editor.
This is related to issue 1701.
(issue imported from #M1702)
Updated by Sebastian Kurfuerst over 18 years ago
We cannot currently fix this during "zap the gremlins", but a patch for this is very welcome.
Greets, Sebastian
Updated by Chris topher almost 14 years ago
I am strongly against such a feature.
When the user pressed abort, he actively made a decision. In almost all cases he will have done so intentionally. So asking him if he was really sure, is a change to the worse.
Imagine a user typing text in the RTE. We also don't ask him "Did you really want to press "a"?" That kind of behaviour is annoying rather than helpful.
If you want to prevent unsaved changes from being lost, please have a look at #22326, because there we cannot be that sure that the user acted intentionally.
Updated by Oliver Klee almost 14 years ago
I think we can mark this bug as a duplicate of #22326 (or drop it ... I don't feel very passionate about this one).
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