A simple scenario:
1) User logs in, creates a blank form, drags and drops fields using jQuery on the form. Gives each field a name and label.
2) User posts form to server
3) This is where I don't know the best way to implement the server-side code (doesn't matter which language)
Googling about, I've read that a relational DB is not ideal for high-volume users/forms. Some on SO have suggest XML files, rather than a DB. Don't like that idea.
Any suggestions/previous experience? (I don't want to use Drupal or any other CMS)
1) User logs in, creates a blank form, drags and drops fields using jQuery on the form. Gives each field a name and label.
2) User posts form to server
3) This is where I don't know the best way to implement the server-side code (doesn't matter which language)
Googling about, I've read that a relational DB is not ideal for high-volume users/forms. Some on SO have suggest XML files, rather than a DB. Don't like that idea.
Any suggestions/previous experience? (I don't want to use Drupal or any other CMS)