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awkward to save GroundForge link #196

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jo-pol opened this issue Sep 22, 2021 · 3 comments
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awkward to save GroundForge link #196

jo-pol opened this issue Sep 22, 2021 · 3 comments
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jo-pol commented Sep 22, 2021

first bullet in https://groups.io/g/GroundForge/message/364

Common mistake: Forget to click on link button to update URL. It would be better if the URL updated automatically on every change and there was a different way (other than reloading the page) to revert to the original URL. Reverting is an uncommon use case and saving is a very common use case.

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veronika commented Oct 18, 2021

Perhaps the title of this issue should be "awkward to save GroundForge link" rather than a specific solution.

An alternate solution: Create a "save/download" button for the pattern view that saves an HTML page containing an SVG diagram of the thread diagram and a link to the editable GF page.

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jo-pol commented Oct 18, 2021

This alternative solution reminds me of #191. Your suggestion could mean a second download with a little HTML wrapped around it, or somehow calculate a proper position in the SVG* to add a linked text field. Browsers usually can display stand-alone SVGs.

*: above/below the bounding box, though I saw diagrams with floating bobbins, you might want those outside the bounding box. See blooper nr 5 this blooper should have a pattern link as it actually was some invalid stitch definition, if I remember correctly.

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jo-pol commented Jan 1, 2025

The help files now describe how to save a pattern as PDF and return to the interactive page. Thit seems a less awkward procedure to me. Between the lines I read the desire for an auto-save. Would you like some reminder after so many minutes or changes?

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