Hello everybody, I just started to work with Chromoform and have a Question concerning DB reads. I like to maximise the number of people that can fill out my form. In order to do so I use a DB read and the condition "100");?>. As far as I can say it works fine. But now every time I start the form this condition is printed out on the screen. Is there a way to suppress that? Greetings Kristian P.s.: Is there a better way to define the maximum of paricipans?

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KristianR 17 Nov, 2014

Hello everybody,

I just started to work with Chromoform and have a Question concerning DB reads. I like to maximise the number of people that can fill out my form. In order to do so I use a DB read and the condition < ?php return array("id" => "100");?>. As far as I can say it works fine. But now every time I start the form this condition is printed out on the screen. Is there a way to suppress that?

Greetings
Kristian

P.s.: Is there a better way to define the maximum of paricipans?

Max_admin 17 Nov, 2014

Hi Kristian,

Sorry but why do you use this condition ??

Please remove the space at the PHP start tag:
<?php

Regards,
Max

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GreyHead 17 Nov, 2014

Hi Kristian,

If that is really what you have used then please remove the space in < ?php so it is <?php

Bob

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