manually send them from star to star. shift click.

Two things:

• Have you researched travel between stars
• If you send your fleet to your local star first, then once your fleet arrives send it to the star you want to go to, certainly it doesn't take you all the way back to the wormhole?

1) Make sure you have long range jumps researched

2) Move your ships to the star

3) with them selected, tell them to move to another star

4) wait while they jump

It is that easy....

If I could give negative kharma, I think this might be the time.  By very nature, bugs don't do what they're supposed to. My guess is that since the wormhole is instantaneous it hoses up the calculation.

Let me say it again . . .

1) Every researchable item was researched.

2) Ships were at the star.

3) They were selected, then using move or the right click, the other star was set as the destination.

4) I waited while they scurried across the system they were in and used the wormhole instead.

get them to the edge of the system, then jump to the nearest planet, it works for me

that might be a bug of some kind. Idn. I don't use wormholes much, i usually drop a couple of starbases down and forget about them.

You're plinking fast my friend . . . multiple versus atleast three . . . .  Even if that weren't the case that's a terrible logical fallacy.  Terrible indeed.

***Edit***

I recorded the offending ships, a scout and some subverters.

http://www.filefactory.com/file/agedfac/n/star_versus_wormhole_record

At 6:23:00 a scout and some cruisers are at the red star in the system where the camera starts.  I selected them and clicked on the green star in the center.  They take the wormhole.

Horay! Advent you will finally fall before my heavy crusier spamming, bwahahahaha.