It's my fault, but pretty much every program will double check with the user before deleting a block of unsaved text, I spend an hour typing a comment into JIRA and it disappeared. I'm guessing that I clicked on Cancel by mistake.
If my guess is correct, is it really true that JIRA does not ask the user to verify a Cancellation which would cause a large bloack of text to be lost?
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Yes your are correct, This option should be on after clicking the cancel for reconfirmation.
Hi @Bruce Straub , welcome to the Community. That is correct, there isn’t an “are you sure” on the Cancel for comments. 😞
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Hi @Bruce Straub 👋
Welcome to the Community! Following suit of @Mayur Jadhav and @Jack Brickey (because 3's the charm!), yes you are most certainly correct!
I hope this helps but if you have any other questions just ask away 😃
All the best,
Laura
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community @Bruce Straub Unfortunately what you are experiencing is true i.e you won't be prompted again if you hit cancel while commenting on a Jira issue.
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Hi
This is really frustrating when you write entire comment of a page length and clicking on cancel clears it forever. "do you really want to cancel" should be implemented on such fragile operation :(
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I agree - this just happened to me and it is very frustrating. I wish I was prompted "Are you sure you want to cancel?" as I hit "Cancel" by mistake and lost work that I now have to re-create.
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I came here for the same frustration design! Considering the cancellation button is so close to the send button, it is absolutely necessary to avoid users click the cancel button while they want to click the send!
@Laura Holton @Kishan Sharma @Mayur Jadhav This is a post since 3 years and people kept coming to this via google or searches. Can you guys consider raising this to the development department or Product department of Confluence? This would be a valuable feature.
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So to make sure I understand, JIRA has a button next to the "send comment" (Save) button which just deletes the comment without confirmation? And there is no way of recovering the comment?
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Just spent almost an hour taking screenshots of how to test a new feature and improving my comment to help the testers and it's all gone just because I miss-clicked and instead of accept clicked on cancel.
I HATE JIRA SOOOO MUCH.
Why in the world would you put these two buttons so close and do not implement a confirm dialog. Why are you so incompetent?
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