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<p>Consider this scenario:</p>
<p>a) Your site uses multipage <a href="http://www.gravityforms.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Gravity Forms</a>.<br />
b) Your user logs in to the site and starts filling up a 5-step form.<br />
c) During the 3rd step, the user leaves without completely finishing the form.<br />
d) Some days later, the user comes back and logs in to see that his inputs are all gone!</p>
<p>This happens because Gravity Forms by default does not save partially submitted forms.</p>
<p>Our plugin resolves this issue. Simple!</p>
<h4>New Features</h4>
<ol>
<li>Data can be saved automatically every 10 seconds via AJAXs.</li>
<li>Disable persistence on a per field bases. Good for sensitive information you don’t want saved.</li>
<li>Can now persist data for guest users based on a cookie ID.</li>
</ol>
<h4>KNOWN ISSUES</h4>
<ol>
<li>Only 1 persistent form can be on a page.</li>
</ol>


Gravity Forms Data Persistence Add-On Reloaded

This plugin does exactly what it promises, and keeps site visitors from crying.



Handy

We have a very long Gravity Form on our website, and customers often complain that they accidentally click out of it and lose everything. Since GF doesn't have any kind of "are you sure you want to exit?" built in, I installed this plugin. It works fantastically! And whats better is that the settings are even more comprehensive than I thought they'd be for such a small plugin. Thank you author!



Saves a lot of time!

This plugin makes your Gravity Forms data-persistent.

oveas

<p>Persistent Filters is a lightweight WordPress plugin that preserves admin list filters for Posts, Pages and WooCommerce Products. Once installed end activated, the plugin remembers filter selections like a search string, ordering, product status etc. Filters will be reapplied when you return to the corresponding list screen so you don’t have to redo all filtering.</p>
<p>Filters are reapplied automatically when you return to the corresponding list screen so you don’t have to redo your filtering.<br />
All filters are stored <strong>per user per post type</strong> (currently, <code>post</code>, <code>page</code>, and <code>product</code> are supported).<br />
When a filter is stored for a specific post type, a <strong>Reset Filters</strong> button is added next to the admin list filter options.</p>
<h3>Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Persist filters for Posts, Pages, and WooCommerce Products in admin lists.</li>
<li>Remembers filter types like date, categories, search terms and ordering.</li>
<li>Per-listing persistence (each post type maintains its own stored filters).</li>
<li>Lightweight with minimal performance impact.</li>
<li>For unknown post types, search string and ordering are stored.</li>
</ul>


Persistent Filters

Preserves admin list filters for Posts, Pages, and WooCommerce Products. Filters like search terms, ordering and statuses are remembered per user.

Gravity Forms Data Persistence Add-On Reloaded vs Persistent Filters