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This seems like there should already be an answer out there, but as of yet I have been unable to find it.
I have a 60 question multi-page webform that has some personal info on the initial page and then 1 question on each page from 2 til the end. As it turns out, after some real world testing, the information on page 1 often needs to be edited more than once. Currently this involves having to click "Next" 60 times to get through to the end of the form to the Save button.
Is there a way to save the edited submission without having to go through all of the other 60 pages?
Thanks.
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DanChadwick CreditAttribution: DanChadwick commentedNo although it might be possible for you to add your own "Save" button to page 1 in this case. You'd then either call the existing submit handlers for the save button or implement your own logic.
Another option might be the webform steps modules, which I have never tried but I believe it makes the progress bar clickable. You could then click the last page and save from there.