Is there a auto save code that works on forumotion forums that saves posts/topics while you are writing them? I think i use phpbb3 and my forum is everyonesblog.net(Its forumotion)

There a draft option:  

Administration Panel > General > Messages & Emails > Configuarion
Messages Section
Activate drafts messages functionality:

Im not sure its working

Have you tried it? It will not work when you first create a new topic. It will work on the replies.

Oh, ok let me try again.

For an example, press the preview on this topic, and you should see the draft button between the preview button and send button.

Oh i see it! Thanks! s there any chance you could make it auto save so if you accidently change pages it will be auto manically saved. Or/and add this to new topics?

luiz1877 wrote:Oh i see it! Thanks! s there any chance you could make it auto save so if you accidently change pages it will be auto manically saved. Or/and add this to new topics?

Yes you can do it,
Put all pages

Code:

        function save_message() {
            ('Copyright © AvacWeb. All Rights Reserved. Use and  modification of this script is not allowed without this entire copyright notice in the original, copied, or modified script. No distribution without consent.');
            my_setcookie('saved_msg', escape(document.post.message.value), false);
            var note = document.createElement('div');
            note.id = 'saved_note';
            note.innerHTML = 'Your message has been saved automatically.';
            document.body.appendChild(note);
            setTimeout(function() { document.body.removeChild(document.getElementById('saved_note')); }, 3000);
        }
        $(function() {
            if(document.post && document.post.message && document.post.id !== 'quick_reply') {
                var saved_msg = my_getcookie('saved_msg');
                if(saved_msg && confirm('Do you want to restore your previous message?')) document.post.message.value += unescape(saved_msg);
                delete_cookie('saved_msg');
                setInterval(save_message, 30000);
                $(document.post.post).click(function() { delete_cookie('saved_msg'); });
            }
        });

In css

Code:

        #saved_note {
            position: fixed;
            bottom: 10px;
            right: 10px;
            padding: 5px 10px;
            border: 1px solid;
            color: #c05;
            background: #E1EBF2;
        }

Source: Avacweb

Yeah i've seen that code but the little message made with css doesnt work on my forum for some reason. It might be because i probably have a few errors in the CSS that i dont know how to fix. (i dont even know if the javascript is working because the message wont pop-up)