Flash survey to Access DB

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October 14th, 2004, 05:30 PM

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Flash survey to Access DB

Hi all...
I'm developing a Flash survey, at the end of which the user will submit the answers to all the questions to an Access Database. Aswell as the answers I'm also capturing some personal details. This I can do, no worries! However, the client now wants the survey to be customisable, meaning that the number of questions will vary.
I'm looking for some advise from anyone that might have done something similar. Should I submit all the answers bit into one field in the DB (as a comma delimited variable)? Is it possible to then extract that one value and separte the values out again? Would anyone have any tutorials that might have used? Any help gratefully appreciated.... TIA,

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November 7th, 2004, 08:54 AM

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You can do this using loadvars, then separate the variables using the string object.

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