After working on a new survey for 2+ hours, I realized that the template I’d been using had broken questions down into sections. I no longer needed this organization as all of my questions were now in one section together, so I clicked on the parent section and deleted it. It instantly deleted every question I’d been working on and now the survey is blank. Is there any way to pull up the history of changes so that I don’t have to start from scratch?! Seems like something that people might accidentally do often and hate that I can’t find any sort of option to undo.
Help! Accidentally deleted "Section" which then deleted all of my questions
Here is one more person who just paid for the very expensive subscription today, only to discover that you can’t undo delete… Is the dev team finally working on this feature yet?
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Hi! I accidentally deleted a slide and it removed all the data in the results. Is there a way that we can pull up those information?
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Just had this happen to me.
An alternative to an undo, which is a lot of dev work, could be a confirmation prompt. “Are you sure you want to delete this section, as it’ll delete X# of questions along with it and ruin your day”.
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just my tuppence..
des
Hi there, what’s the latest on this feature?
I feel like it’s table stakes for a survey creation tool, no?
Thanks,
Alex
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If you don’t want to add an undo button, at least add a confirmation popup that asks “Are you sure you want to delete everything?”. Or at least move the “clear everything” button somewhere else, or make it smaller. My boss just deleted all the complicated logic and has to restart as well.
too late now that the horse is out of the barn but, at the risk of sounding too pedantic, there are some simple common sense things we can do to avoid catastrophic losses like this.
des
This went from “on the roadmap to be finished this year (2022)” to “Isn’t currently on our roadmap.” within 4 months.
An undo button is an expected feature at this point.
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Having a course correction for users is UX 101, I just lost all my questions after working on them for OVER an hour and I’m not clear on how it happened because I didn’t select delete. Designing a recover function or restore or heck “undo” is UX 101! Do better TYPEFORM!
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Yeah, no restore/undo and no warning that deleting is permanent is a deal breaker. I just created my first TypeForm and accidentally deleted it. I was ready to upgrade to a paid account, but nope, I’m finding another survey tool that has better UX.
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