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That was very likely the problem as long as you have version 3.2.2. An older version did have a bug where checking that box didn’t change the overwrite behavior.

It was part of the original plugin. If not checked, it will delete the last entry made by the user when the persistence was active. IE: You submit a form while persistence is active. Then you go back and complete the form again. Without that setting, the first entry is deleted.

Another example about “Last when persistence was active”.
Persistence is on: You complete form (entry 1 for you).
Persistence is off: You complete form again. (Entry 2 for you, nothing changes)
Persistence is back on: You complete form again, allow multiples is off, entry 1 gets deleted.

Update pushed.

I do see that problem now. I will get an update for you soon.

I do all my development on a multi-site setup. So yes it is compatible. Only possible troubleshooting idea would be to make sure you go under the form settings and select how you would like data to persist.

Just want to clarify some things for people. I was thinking about abandoning “Gravity Forms Data Persistence Add-On Reloaded” but I was expecting a different outcome from “Gravity Forms Sticky Form”.

Gravity Forms Sticky Form does NOT save progress. Which is the primary purpose Persistence Reloaded. It ONLY updates a previous COMPLETED entry.

There is a save and continue feature coming out in the next release of Gravity Forms. But I have already been contacted by people saying they have tested it and still see the need for a plugin like Persistence Reloaded. Maybe it’s because of the features Sticky Form provides (the updating vs new entry).

Opps, double posted.

This can certainly be done. I am currently working on a sponsored feature right now though for my next update that will be released very soon. If you can’t wait, email me and I can give you a “hack” to get this done. me at robertiseley.com

So you are on page 3, going to page 2, clear page 3?

Skype or Facebook me, same username/url. I have added you to the plugin so we can keep it in one place.

The only thing I can currently think of at this time is to put the media uploads on the last page of the form. That way they can upload just before submission.

Gravity forms does not create an entry until submission. Doing so would require a complete hijack of the Gravity Forms system. Also I just fixed the outstanding issues from the last author and this is the way it was being done then. GravityForms is supposedly working on this type of system and may do it that way.

Sounds like you should use the option to clear on submit. But I’ll look into changing priorities.

You will not lose any saved data. Data is saved under the same variable name as orginal plugin.

Thank you for the suggestion. I have added it to the plugin and released an update.