Is there any way to preserve the state of the elements on a page (content, state etc) so that they're the same if the user navigates back to the page?

Basically I have one page where the user can alter a bunch of controls, then navigate to another detail page and back. However, when they go back, all the controls on the first page are reset again instead of being the way they left it. How can I retain the state the controls had when the user left the page so it's the same when they go back to it?

I'm just starting to figure out how to use the documentation features, but I'm having a hard time to get it to work as I want/expect it to, so if someone can help me out I'd be grateful. If it's not possible to do this currently, I guess you can see it as a feature request and I'll have to use some solution outside of UXPin in the meantime.

1. How can I reorder points in the documentation? I can't seem to change the number of a point once it's in place to make the numbering make sense? And removing points just leaves "holes" in the numbered sequence instead of renumbering the existing points.
2. How can I hide documentation points for elements that are current not displayed? For example, if I want to add a documentation description of something in a popup panel I only want that to be shown when that panel is visible. Now the documentation number and frame is shown even when the element it refers to is hidden?
3. How can I show the documentation sidebar while the prototype simulation is active? It currently seems to disable all interaction when opening the documentation for some reason?

The fill with data feature is very powerful and fun, but in some cases the fact that it's always randomized makes it unusable for me. It would be great if there was a way to fill with data in a more customized way where you got more options on the data and if it was random or in sequence. For example to set weekdays, or dates in order, or imported JSON/CSV in order instead of at random. This is something that would make it so much easier to work with data table and calendar mockups.