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Bala
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I've just published a webform_steps.module module that provides a navigation bar for multi page webforms. It solves the problem by implementing a submit-handler that simulates the next and previous buttons very similar to how you describe it.

The magic has to happen on the PHP side in the $form_state array.

I've just published a webform_steps.module that provides a navigation bar for multi page webforms. It solves the problem by implementing a submit-handler that simulates the next and previous buttons very similar to how you describe it.

The magic has to happen on the PHP side in the $form_state array.

I've just published a webform_steps module that provides a navigation bar for multi page webforms. It solves the problem by implementing a submit-handler that simulates the next and previous buttons very similar to how you describe it.

The magic has to happen on the PHP side in the $form_state array.

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I've just published a webform_steps.module that provides a navigation bar for multi page webforms. It solves the problem by implementing a submit-handler that simulates the next and previous buttons very similar to how you describe it.

The magic has to happen on the PHP side in the $form_state array.