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Why don't you use 1 field for questions and one for answers and serialize the input that way you don't have to build the fields on the fly. <br />
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Or have. A table sign-up questions and run through that to get a form. 
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Ya its lil bit help ful. I have got the idea that how to develop such system. But please make this thing clear to me.. <br />
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I need a bit more elaboration in this.... If You can please.........
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I am designing project .. I want to create my sign up form dynamically. Admin can add fields and field type from admin panel to design sign up form and their respective column where data should store... <br />
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So I need any idea or logic ... how to do it....<br />
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I am designing project .. I want to create my sign up form dynamically. Admin can add fields and field type from admin panel to design sign up form and their respective column where data should store... 

So I need any idea or logic ... how to do it....

Please

Why don&amp;#39;t you use 1 field for questions and one for answers and serialize the input that way you don&amp;#39;t have to build the fields on the fly. 

Or have. A table sign-up questions and run through that to get a form. 

Ya its lil bit help ful. I have got the idea that how to develop such system. But please make this thing clear to me.. 

I need a bit more elaboration in this.... If You can please.........

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