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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Medium
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7.0.5
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7
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2
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Severity 2 - Major
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Expected Behavior
As described by JRA-14031, it's expected that the browser will warn users if they try to navigate away from a page where form data has been entered.
Actual Behavior
The browser doesn't warn at all, so users have to rely on caching to hold the information entered, which depends on the browser. On a OS X system, for example, the behavior of browsers is described below.
Chrome | Form data is saved when creating a new comment |
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Safari | The whole state of the page is saved |
Firefox | Page loads as new |
Steps to Reproduce
- Start entering a comment or editing any field;
- Navigate away from the page, either through the back/forward buttons or by clicking a link;
Workaround
Users can use Lazarus Form Recovery on Chrome or Firefox to be able to recover form data without relying in intermittent cache functionality.
Please note this is a third-party product, therefore not supported by Atlassian.
- is a regression of
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JRASERVER-14031 Form data lost when using back and forward web browser buttons
- Closed
- was cloned as
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