Autosave on proposals, estimates and invoices as wel.

Yes, I keep losing what I've just done. Autosave would be a godsend.

THIS WOULD BE A LIFESAVER!! I have so many clients who are losing work through forgetting to press save.

Sadly just lost 75 minutes of work on an automation... Autosave would have been a lifesaver.

Critical feature. +1.

Also, there are 2 places to have to save currently: at the email level, and the automation level. Another potential step to forget and lose saved changes.

Need autosave for email campaigns! losing work and forgetting to press save is a problem, almost no email campaign systems require you to press save all the time.

GHL is written in Vue.js. Enabling Autosave is a common feature of this development environment. If some users prefer the old tech way of requiring the pressing of a save button, then create a setting parameter where AutoSave is the default and the account or user can choose to turn it off.

In the code below, we have a Vue component that demonstrates autosave functionality. The element is bound to the data property using , so any changes made by the user will automatically update the value. The event is used to trigger the method whenever the user types.

Inside the method, we start the autosave process by setting the flag to and debouncing the method using . This ensures that the content is only saved after a brief delay (in this case, 1 second) to avoid frequent server calls.

The method simulates loading the saved content from the server. In this example, we use a timeout to mimic an asynchronous operation, but you should replace it with your actual server request.

The method simulates saving the content to the server. Again, we use a timeout to mimic an asynchronous operation. You should replace this code with your server-side logic to save the content.

The elements are conditionally rendered based on the flag. If is , it displays "Saving..."; otherwise, it shows the timestamp of the last saved content.

Please note that this is a simplified example to demonstrate the autosave functionality in Vue.js. You can adapt this code according to your specific requirements and integrate it into your Vue.js application.

To implement autosave functionality in Vue.js, here is an example of possible code that can be easily called as a function from your js library:

<template>

<div>

<input v-model="content" @input="handleInput" />

<p v-if="saving">Saving...</p>

<p v-else>Saved at {{ lastSaved }}</p>

</div>

</template>

<script>

import { ref, watchEffect } from 'vue';

export default {

data() {

return {

content: '',

saving: false,

lastSaved: null

};

},

mounted() {

// Load the saved content from the server

this.loadContent();

},

methods: {

handleInput() {

// Start autosave when user input changes

this.saving = true;

// Debounce autosave to avoid frequent server calls

if (this.timeout) {

clearTimeout(this.timeout);

}

this.timeout = setTimeout(() => {

this.saveContent();

}, 1000);

},

loadContent() {

// Simulate loading content from the server

setTimeout(() => {

this.content = 'Loaded content';

this.lastSaved = new Date().toLocaleTimeString();

}, 1500);

},

saveContent() {

// Simulate saving content to the server

setTimeout(() => {

this.saving = false;

this.lastSaved = new Date().toLocaleTimeString();

}, 1500);

}

}

};

</script>

But allow us to turn it off because some of us who are in the habit of saving our work anyway want to retain the ability to simply close without saving in those situations where we really screwed something up and the "undo" arrow button is not working, which happens a lot.

HighLevel Support - can we please get an update on this?!