• Resolved n381

    (@n381)


    Hello, great plugin overall, enables efficient editing on, for example data corruption during transfers.

    Still, even with the clear use interface and overall easy to use experience, it turns that actually there are some disadvantages, or at least it is specific to the Classic Editor if is set as default editor, because even with the every row and its title/descriptions for posts when saved individually, the entire saving of edited posts is required to have Save command sent/set from onto option at the list top, as on the refresh, with only per row in modal editor saved edits – all are gone, as nothing was changed/done. So is this normally how the plugin works? Is there any, still possible to find, processing of data in preparation temporary stored/cached, before on-list save command is setting records to database, as there must have some purpose of each saving entry, so please explain?

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  • Plugin Author Jose Vega

    (@josevega)

    Hi there.
    I’m sorry, I don’t understand your question. I understand that you experienced an issue, but can you explain in detail please?

    Thread Starter n381

    (@n381)

    Thanks for supporting via discussion,

    still, even with question i’ve posted was reaffirmed into second rephrasing within question, for intent of simple usage it should be already explained in the plugin description if not by using it or by authors, so please explain what is the purpose of saving every row on edit if user has to save entire list upon each edit? Is there stack of files of midterm edit as of programmatic preparation to database as in cache files or temporary files?

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