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LiveEdit autosave problem

agostick_

Hi,

Thanks for the response. I downloaded the newest release of LiveEdit and tried it on the user's machine. Now documents open correctly in Word even if Word is not already open.

But (and there often is a "but"), now when she goes to close documents, if the "autosave" has kicked in on the document, she gets the message "Do you want to save changes you made to Autorecovery Save of .asd" instead of the "Save in Nuxeo?" question.

If she says "Yes" to the save, the document correctly is saved to Nuxeo but it remains locked on the system (so she has to go into Nuxeo and unlock it manually).

Any thoughts?

Albert Gostick

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Thierry_Martins

AFAIK, the last version of Nuxeo LiveEdit is disabling the autosave feature to prevent MS Office to create .asd file https://jira.nuxeo.com/browse/LIVED-169

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Thierry_Martins

AFAIK, the last version of Nuxeo LiveEdit is disabling the autosave feature to prevent MS Office to create .asd file https://jira.nuxeo.com/browse/LIVED-169

agostick_

Thanks for the link to the bug report. Can anyone explain what the checkbox "remember my choice" on the Nuxeo save dialog is supposed to do? Does it mean that whenever a Nuxeo document is closed it is saved back to the repository without prompting the user at all?

Thierry_Martins

This checkbox is there to avoid prompting if you want to save the document in Nuxeo repository each time you do Ctrl+S for example.

agostick_

So if I understand you, that would mean that if the user decided that they did not want to save the document after all, that there would be no way for them to back out of the document (perhaps they started to edit a document and then realized that they should not change the original but instead do a "save as" to a new document name).

Thierry_Martins

I will start by the second question