Donncha O Caoimh wrote:
>Actually, including files in PHP is relatively inexpensive and tests have
>shown that including lots of files doesn't particularly slow down an
>application, so I think it would help scale an application.
>>
On something related, which way does the best performance lie? Is the
following quickest, or is it best to
minimize the amount of times php code is (seperately) defined?
<TD><?php print $my_res[date]?></TD>
<TD><?php print $my_res[client]?> </TD>
<TD><?php print $my_res[ponum]?></TD>
<TD><?php print $my_res[ship]?>kwg</TD>
k., thinking he really should know better about this
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