James has some good ideas. If they still don't work for you, you can
consider storing the new form values in a cookie.
Ted
On Thu, Jul 16, 2009 at 7:42 PM, James james.gp@gmail.com wrote:
The data is still there since the browser does a cache of the form
info, but dynamically created
Thanks for the ideas. The onbeforeunload event sounds like what I
need.
I did try the hidden field already. As you guessed it does not work;
you need to get the data to know how many fields to create dynamically
and then it is too late to have the dynamic fields filled in I'm
guessing.
Now I
The ideal way is to only show the popup alert when the user actually
has modified something on the form. So if the user visit the page,
does nothing, hits refresh, the alert should not pop up. If it does
it'll annoy the user. Add it only when the form info is changed, and
the user is not
The data is still there since the browser does a cache of the form
info, but dynamically created elements do not get cached in the same
way, unfortunately.
I haven't tried this before, but one thing you can try is to have a
hidden input in your form, and the purpose of this is to store the
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