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naastie Apple Fan Posts: 28 Reg: Feb 27, 2012 Latrobe, PA 2,530	confirm \| cancel 03/16/12 03:34 PM (13 years ago) Risking loosing HTML text after created a HTML/text screen v2.0 self hosted I found this problem that others had referred to in this forum as well. Creating a screen with the plugin "custom html/text": When you save the settings and close the screen and work with other screens, when you come back and open the "html/screen", you might find that the info you had put in before has vanished. this has happened several times now. Be sure you have a copy of the exact HTML/ file so it would be easy to just copy and paste it back in again. It will happen to you!! Title Comments I found this problem that others had referred to in this forum as well. Creating a screen with the plugin "custom html/text": When you save the settings and close the screen and work with other screens, when you come back and open the "html/screen", you might find that the info you had put in before has vanished. this has happened several times now. Be sure you have a copy of the exact HTML/ file so it would be easy to just copy and paste it back in again. It will happen to you!!

PSMDanny Apple Fan Posts: 1166 Reg: Dec 09, 2011 Heerlen 21,940	03/16/12 05:01 PM (13 years ago) Hi Naastie, From my experience: When you create an html-document (in the wysiwyg editor) there is no problem when you save it. There is only a problem if you save something else in the advanced properties. When you do this THEN you're html code is lost. Workaround: If you change properties in the advanced properties, make shure you also hit the save (button) on the editor. Then your code won't be lost. Ofcourse it's always good to have a backup of the html. Best Regards, Danny Comments Hi Naastie, From my experience: When you create an html-document (in the wysiwyg editor) there is no problem when you save it. There is only a problem if you save something else in the advanced properties. When you do this THEN you're html code is lost. Workaround: If you change properties in the advanced properties, make shure you also hit the save (button) on the editor. Then your code won't be lost. Ofcourse it's always good to have a backup of the html. Best Regards, Danny

David @ buzztouch buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 6866 Reg: Jan 01, 2010 Monterey, CA 78,840	03/16/12 11:53 PM (13 years ago) Just commented here, think I got it fixed. It's a lengthy discussion but my response at the end should explain it a bit. http://www.buzztouch.com/forum/thread.php?fid=2C1C22C1EADEDB22F61C5E5&tid=C4AFB253E5FF2F25BE37F83 Comments Just commented here, think I got it fixed. It's a lengthy discussion but my response at the end should explain it a bit. http://www.buzztouch.com/forum/thread.php?fid=2C1C22C1EADEDB22F61C5E5&tid=C4AFB253E5FF2F25BE37F83

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