I’d just finished updating a Wiki page, hit save and guess what? My modem had
(been) disconnected. So the target web page is unavailable, and the "back"
button doesn’t work: “page has expired”.
Result: work lost.
I don’t suppose there’s anything anyone can do about this, but I thought I’d
mention it anyway.
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Gavin Sinclair Software Engineer
Sydney, Australia Soyabean Software Pty Ltd
“Gavin Sinclair” gsinclair@soyabean.com.au writes:
I’d just finished updating a Wiki page, hit save and guess what? My modem had
(been) disconnected. So the target web page is unavailable, and the “back”
button doesn’t work: “page has expired”.
If I am doing serious editing, I would cut paste the existing wiki
into my favourite editor and then paste it back to wiki when I’ve
finished editing the page and have run a spell checker on it.
Not to criticise you in any way; I am merely describing what I usually
do.
YS.
“Gavin Sinclair” gsinclair@soyabean.com.au writes:
I’d just finished updating a Wiki page, hit save and guess what? My modem
had
(been) disconnected. So the target web page is unavailable, and the “back”
button doesn’t work: “page has expired”.If I am doing serious editing, I would cut paste the existing wiki
into my favourite editor and then paste it back to wiki when I’ve
finished editing the page and have run a spell checker on it.Not to criticise you in any way; I am merely describing what I usually
do.
That’s what I usually do too, but sometimes a small update turns into a big
edit 
Gavin
From: “Yohanes Santoso” ysantoso@jenny-gnome.dyndns.org