Devin,
I did a 10 question quiz for a local museum which involved using radio
buttons and automatic advance to the next question. At the end I summed the
correct answers and gave a score. I've wanted to shorten the whole thing
and use a mysql table, but...
The following snip should give you a bit
What I have is in ColdFusion... And I don't own it (although I did write it). It was
written for commercial clients.
So I'm hesitant to send it.
But this is not hard...
Persoanlly what I would do is have 2 db tables...
1-Questions
2-Answers (foreign key to questions).
and if you want to save p
I've done a few... It all depends on how many question and how many answers.
How often will they change.
How many will you have.
Mike
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On 03/01/2003 at 2:47 PM Devin Atencio wrote:
>Dear PHP Users,
>
>I am in the process of trying to create an Onlin
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