It's the right approach, but since you're dealing with large amounts of
user-contributed (untrusted, dangerous, suspicious, whatever) data both to
create the forms AND to gather information from form submissions, I'd be
very wary about security.
Infact, I wouldn't recommend it for a first project unless you've got some
form of programming experience in a simular web language.
Good luck!
Justin French
on 04/07/02 10:51 PM, Anthony Rodriguez ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I'm trying to develop a software package for end users with no knowledge of
> PHP. The package would allow these users to generate Web pages displaying
> a custom questionnaire to be used by consumers to answer questions online.
>
> I thought of writing a PHP script that asks the end users the type of
> questions to be displayed, the questions themselves to be displayed, and,
> if required, the responses to be displayed. This information would be
> stored in a MySQL database.
>
> I then would write another PHP script that would dynamically generate the
> questionnaire based on the information stored in the MySQL database.
>
> The types of questions include text fields, radio buttons, check boxes,
> menu selections, and text areas.
>
> Is this the right approach or is there another way?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Anthony Rodriguez
> ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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