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DESCRIPTION
===========
The Autosave module automatically saves a single form or multiple forms after a period of time. The number of seconds before an autosave is triggered is configurable.

This module is designed to work with Drupal 5.x.

DEPENDENCIES
============
jQuery Update module (www.drupal.org/project/jquery_update)
jQuery Field Plug-in (by Dan G. Switzer, II; modified version included with this module)

INSTALLATION
============
1. Place the "autosave" folder in your "modules" directory (i.e. modules/autosave).
2. Enable the Autosave module under Administer >> Site building >> Modules.
3. Under Administer >> Site configuration >> Autosave.
4. Enter the amount of seconds before autosave is triggered.

AUTHOR
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Edmund Kwok (edmund.kwok [at] insyghtful.com)

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  1. DESCRIPTION

  2. ===========

  3. The Autosave module automatically saves a single form or multiple forms after a period of time. The number of seconds before an autosave is triggered is configurable.

  4. 

  5. This module is designed to work with Drupal 5.x.

  6. 

  7. DEPENDENCIES

  8. ============

  9. jQuery Update module (www.drupal.org/project/jquery_update)

  10. jQuery Field Plug-in (by Dan G. Switzer, II; modified version included with this module)

  11. 

  12. INSTALLATION

  13. ============

  14. 1. Place the "autosave" folder in your "modules" directory (i.e. modules/autosave).

  15. 2. Enable the Autosave module under Administer >> Site building >> Modules.

  16. 3. Under Administer >> Site configuration >> Autosave.

  17. 4. Enter the amount of seconds before autosave is triggered.

  18. 

  19. AUTHOR

  20. ======

  21. Edmund Kwok (edmund.kwok [at] insyghtful.com)