Preserve unsaved work before reloading an editor. Read the message on screen, then use the matching recovery action.
Saving and connection states
State | What to do |
Unsaved | Keep the editor open and save or wait for autosave |
Saving | Wait for confirmation before leaving or publishing |
Saved | The server acknowledged the change |
Disconnected | Check your connection and preserve text before reloading |
Conflict | Compare with the latest saved revision before discarding or reapplying edits |
Load latest revision or Reload and discard edits replaces local changes. Copy important text first if you need to preserve it. A failed save should not be treated as a successful one just because the editor still displays your text.
A list looks empty
Confirm the active station and selected date range. Clear search and status filters. In Today, check broadcast assignments; in Planning, inspect the full calendar. Ask an administrator about access if the module or record is unavailable.
Loading failed
Use the screen's retry action. If the message says the session expired, sign in again. If your station access changed, ask an owner to review membership and permissions. Repeatedly refreshing cannot restore a removed permission.
A refresh warning may leave the last loaded data visible. Check its timestamp and warning before relying on it. Switching stations loads the new station's data separately.
Live controls stopped responding
Check connection status and who holds presenter control. After reconnecting, confirm the active item before retrying an action. A takeover requires confirmation, and live control commands do not replay automatically.
Publication failed
Open the record and review required fields, approval, embargo, media references, and any job error. Save the corrected revision, obtain review again if required, and reschedule. Approved alone does not mean Published.
Report a persistent problem
Give your station administrator or support contact the station name, screen, action, approximate time and timezone, and any request or reference ID shown. Describe whether the work was saved and which recovery action you tried.
Do not include passwords, API tokens, backup codes, or confidential preview links in the report.