Have what I think is kind of a weird situation going on... I have a survey that's dynamically built from a mysql database. The basic logic of the program is to create a table based on user name, then read 10 questions from the "master" table, and insert them into the user table once the user completes a page. The next page repeats the process, with the additional step of checking the user table after each master table read to make sure there are no duplicate questions being processed. Once all the questions are read and the user completes the test, the user table is then dropped and life goes on... (Note: I know there is probably a MUCH better way to do this, but I was in a rush and this was my first attemp at PHP...I'm definitely open for suggestions...) The problem some of my users are running into is that occasionally wierd things begin to occur, such as *some* of the questions not displaying (there's no pattern that I've found to which ones don't display when this occurs, and they're all pulled from the database) while the response radio buttons for the missing questions will display just fine... or the page won't show up at all... or, one page will show up, the next one won't, and then the next one will...I've not been able to duplicate any of these at all myself. They're platform independent - I know of a case where it occured on a Win2000 machine and a Mac G3... Now for the newbie questions: Is there significant resource usage on the client side when dealing with php/mysql? I wouldn't think there should be any, but... I'm not passing a lot of variables through the form, but does doing this eat significant resources on the client side? Or, would it be better to pass all the "used" question thru the form instead of creating and using the user table? And finally - does anyone have any idea where I should start looking? There's nothing in any error logs that indicate any problems... -BD- -- PHP Database Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To contact the list administrators, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
