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  • I’m also experiencing the same thing, but I’m getting it in all browsers. The links just won’t save, no matter what. Even if I click one of the available buttons and hit save all changes, it doesn’t save the link.

    Any updates on this? Has it been reported as a bug? I’d like to be able to use this feature! It’s perfect for something I’m trying to do and now I’m going to have to use the Alternate Text field for this link. Something that will not at all be friendly to the end users.

    cformsII stores form information in a database. They also have the ability for multi-page forms.

    Perhaps you could have a multi-page form where every time a page is submitted it stores that information in the database along with the user id of the logged-in user. Then every time they come back they could either go to the page of them form they have not yet completed or they could have the form fields auto-populate from the database.

    Clearly you will just need registered users and things to be stored in the database. I’m not sure if cformsII keeps user information from the form submissions (I know they don’t require users to be logged in to fill out the forms).

    This probably isn’t functional in cformsII but I’m not sure what kind of free plugin you’re going to find that offers that. I’m not sure what kind of knowledge you have as far as being able to develop this goes, but that’s a start. Maybe you could encourage the cformsII folks to add this functionality 😉

    I’m going to bump this because I’m looking for a solution to this too. I’m sure there has to be something. I don’t think the people at wordpress would release a new version of their software which would not allow such an important feature to work.

    Please help!

    Hey, not sure if this is exactly what you were looking for, but I had to do the same thing to my site. The following code worked for me. It shows the child pages, and if it is on the last child it will show all of the pages of the parent page. I had to combine two different kinds of old code, it’s not the prettiest but gets the job done.

    <ul>
      <?php
      global $id;
      global $post;
      $navpages = wp_list_pages("title_li=&child_of=$id&depth=1&echo=0");
      if($navpages){
         echo $navpages;
      } else {
         wp_list_pages("title_li=&child_of=".$post->post_parent);
      }
      ?>
    </ul>

    Let me know if it worked for you.

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