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The form autosaves, which seems to be a potential source of error that may affect the integrity of the data. Allowing a manual trigger to save may help.
Reset issue that may cause data integrity problems:
After entering a sample metadata and getting as far as the 'submit' screen, clicked on the 'start over' button. Got the warning sign that this action can't be reverted
Start over, doesn't actually clear the form, so user must manually remove/replace items
If user removes something, it doesn't necessarily disappear from the saved json
User can get to submission page (and even submit, IF not for the funder name issue) with mismatching data.
Funder manually removed as seen here:
But, when I checked the json after clicking 'submit' (fortunately, submission doesn't work), the funder previous was still saved in the json.
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Removing all cookies doesn't actually remove the locally stored data in Chrome. This makes it difficult if not impossible to start over, for the reasons @gtsueng mentioned above.
Changing to a new browser thankfully allows you to get to a new form.
Would suggest changing "Import Metadata" via .json function from APPENDING the .json fields to the from to REPLACING it. I thought I'd try to be clever and import a blank .json file or one with just the name filled out, but that kept all the existing autosaved data.
I actually didn't notice that the form was autosaving and was concerned that after spending ~ 1 h filling out the form, all my work would be lost. Make the "autosaving" notification more prominent?
Might be nice to also add an explicit save button, to make the user feel in control of the process.
Clicking "back" after successfully registering a dataset also doesn't clear the form... and refreshing the page means the most recently registered dataset remains #zombiedata @marcodarko.
The form autosaves, which seems to be a potential source of error that may affect the integrity of the data. Allowing a manual trigger to save may help.
Reset issue that may cause data integrity problems:
Funder manually removed as seen here:
But, when I checked the json after clicking 'submit' (fortunately, submission doesn't work), the funder previous was still saved in the json.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: