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Thanks for your reply. I think that is a good way too. I was thinking along the same lines already. That is helpful.<br />
I want to leave this question open for a little longer in case of more feedback.
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Thanks for your reply. I think that is a good way too. I was thinking along the same lines already. That is helpful.
I want to leave this question open for a little longer in case of more feedback.

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I am creating a custom survey builder for use on a multiuser system and all written in php.<br />
Almost figured everything out except how to handle form processing when there will be many different variations of form elements in a form per user.<br />
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I am simply asking for ideas to approach this properly.<br />
Any questions, please feel free to ask.<br />
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I am creating a custom survey builder for use on a multiuser system and all written in php.
Almost figured everything out except how to handle form processing when there will be many different variations of form elements in a form per user.

I am simply asking for ideas to approach this properly.
Any questions, please feel free to ask.




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