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Is it possible to catch if a form isnt saved? -
2007-08-19, 12:32
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Does anybody know?
Is it just me, or are the whole form concept in pys60 just a waste of time. The way it handles with "back", "save" & no way to find out if the user just closed it without saving any data. Since im using tabs it would have been nice to hide them when the form is active... 
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Re: Is it possible to catch if a form isnt saved? -
2007-08-19, 14:56
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Well i take it all back. Found this lovely snippet http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/fo...%5Bannounce%5D by simo.salminen
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