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Module: Webform Pager
What does it do?
Webform is one of the most popular modules out there. One of the great things about Drupal are helper modules that add additional features to widely used modules that are tried and true. Last week Rob reviewed Webform Event. This week the Webform Pager module caught my eye.
This project adds three different pager options to a Webform: page count, percentage, and page name.
Select which pager(s) you'd like on your Webform and there you go. A very straightforward solution to a common feature when working with multi-page forms.
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