DotNetNuke will not save from editor

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Published on 2010-03-26T11:02:51Z Indexed on 2010/03/27 8:53 UTC
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A DNN site version 05.02.00(275) When editing a HTML module the following happens: If I make the changes and save before the cookie "portalaliasid" expires (within 1 minute) all is well.

BUT if I stay in the editor for a longer time, say 2 minutes, and posting I end up at the editor again with the old content. All my previous work is lost.

Now I'm lost - is this a bug, a bad setting or what?

/Staffan

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