Overview

Life happens, especially when we are filling out forms online. Maybe your computer crashes, or your power goes out, or your toddler discovers the joy of playing with the power button. Normally, these events would wipe out your work on a form, and you would need to start all over again.

Savify automatically records a visitor's progress on a form while it is being filled out. This jQuery plugin stores form input in the user's LocalStorage, and populates the form with this information when the page reloads. Once the form is submitted, the LocalStorage is cleared.

Examples

Using Savify is dead simple: just call .savify() on your forms. In our demo, we make a single call to save and reload the form information

	jQuery(function(){
		$('form').savify();
	});

Important: right now, Savify can only be run on <form> elements. Any other types of elements matched by your jQuery selector will be ignored by Savify. Though the usage described above should work just fine for you, read the Documentation for a complete list of caveats.