Hi folks,
We came across a weird bug with Chronoforms on an 'unusual' server configuration where PHP was compiled with mysqli and NOT mysql.
Whenever we accessed a page with Chronoforms enabled, we got a MySQL error. It turns out that the Chronoforms stuff seems to be expecting the mysql driver, whereas we have mysqli set in global config.
As soon as we recompiled with the mysql driver, Chronoforms started playing and the site did not crash.
I thought this was something that you may wish to investigate - appreciate it's likely a rare case, but could cause some problems I guess going forward
We came across a weird bug with Chronoforms on an 'unusual' server configuration where PHP was compiled with mysqli and NOT mysql.
Whenever we accessed a page with Chronoforms enabled, we got a MySQL error. It turns out that the Chronoforms stuff seems to be expecting the mysql driver, whereas we have mysqli set in global config.
As soon as we recompiled with the mysql driver, Chronoforms started playing and the site did not crash.
I thought this was something that you may wish to investigate - appreciate it's likely a rare case, but could cause some problems I guess going forward