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Rise 360-Undo Action
Hi,
There doesn't seem to be a way to undo an action in Rise without losing everything. I accidentally deleted a table (I thought was deleting a row) and I couldn't undo the action. Is there a way to do that? If not, that really would be a helpful thing to create.
Thanks,
Kandice
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It goes much too quickly. By the time I realised what had happened, it had gone. We greatly need a way to recover accidentally deleted blocks.
This would be a great enhancement. By the time I saw the message, it was too late to undo.
+ 1 to everything said here.
Until the delete button is permanent, I have found that publishing to Articulate Review gives me a sort of version control and has also allowed me to cut and paste from Review to Rise when I accidentally deleted a lesson.
HELP!!! I accidentally deleted an entire block of slides that took hours to create. How can I recover this?
Hi Jaime,
When you delete an entire block, the Undo option will appear in the lower-left corner for several seconds to allow you to recover that content. If you no longer see the Undo button, there isn't any way to recover the deleted content.
Is there a reason that you are not adding this feature? This thread goes back 10 months and yet the feature has not yet appeared?, It seems a pretty basic addition which will prevent people losing their work (and time, effort and patience!).
+1 to Matthew and Latoya's suggestions. Being able to delete an entire section or lesson with only a few seconds to click undo is really, really, annoying. 30 minutes of work down the drain after 1 accidental click of the mouse.
I totally agree - what were you thinking???? I barely noticed the undo button and when I did it was gone. Poor planning there guys. A permanent button - something, anything but a pretty basic request.
+1 for sure, IDK what tech would be required but def need a general undo for the course regardless of author on the team. Yeah the deleted block undo that's gone in seconds isn't particularly supportive.
In general, we need visibility into feature requests, ability to upvote and watch their status like "researching, doing/not doing, whatever. Docebo (though incredibly slow on getting features out) has an interesting UI along this line.
Agreed Chris. Docebo even recently updated their ideas portal to make it better and made a pledge to review ideas weekly. There are so many small (and large) changes that could be made with Rise that I would make it much more friendly and thoughtful. I would be happy to contribute ideas and help make Rise 360 a better platform for writers and learners!
Undo is a basic operation and should be included.
