Joey
(@leglesslizard)
Hey,
I’m not sure I understand your issue fully I’m afraid. WooCommerce will save a users details by default if they create an account with you and you can force users to sign up for an account by disabling guest checkout in the options. I don’t know what plugin you are using but if it is built off of WooCommerce it shouldn’t be hard for the plugin developers to pull in the users data a pre-populate the forms as required, have you tried asking them?
Kind regards,
Joey
Hi Joey,
What I mean is, let’s say I am typing this comment here. But I then refresh the page, I would like it to still have what I typed saved in this box rather than have it clear.
In this case it’s my form, incase someone accidentally refreshes or they go onto a different page and comes back they would lose everything they’ve written. It’s a design brief so people will be spending a lot of time.
Hope that clears it up.
Thanks!
Joey
(@leglesslizard)
I getcha. OK so my first thought is using cookies, maybe something along these lines: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7014146/how-to-remember-input-data-in-the-forms-even-after-refresh-page#answer-16165321
Basically, saving a cookie for the current user whenever is most appropriate (input change/a save button) so that the data can be easily loaded on page load.
Hope that helps!