Feature suggestion
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While working on two or three quite large tables recently I have had a couple of mishaps that involved accidental (if a bit careless) deletion of rows. In the worst case I managed to delete two columns without thinking.
In both cases I also clicked save before I realised my error!
This required me to reload the data from source … which of course is more or less fine if the source is still there and not too many changes have been made to the live table before the deletions occurred.
I know I should be more careful but at the same I wonder if the plugin could help a bit.
Two possibilities:
(i) Could a table be (optionally) locked so that it cannot be saved without unlocking (would provide a moment’s thinking time).
(ii) Could the notifications warning that rows or columns are about to be deleted say say ‘3 rows’ or ‘2 columns’ instead of just ‘rows’ or ‘columns’. (I think this caught me out – I thought I was deleting only one column but did not realise or forgot that I had already selected another column for a different edit).
I might suggest some sort of undo or the capability to revert to a previous version of a table but I suspect that is way to complicated to do in WordPress!
(i) and (ii) would at least provide some extra degree of safety (and they probably wouldn’t involve a lot of extras coding?).
As I say, just a suggestion.
Regards
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