Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2004 2:42 am
i see alot of str_replace in there..just saying, thats all, its maybe better to make a template function/class to handle those replaces, just makes it easier to manage 
more data means slower output from php, beacuse it takes times to find the data, well mysql does lol but you know what i mean
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just make sure you use "full index" feature in mysql, you can find it next to most field names in phpmyadmin, just click on it, with that (from what i heard),it makes it faster to search...although i am not sure about it, maybe sami or someone else can put some more light on it.
your database has to be fairy big in order to slow it down, i currently have over 17,000 records in a client's site, running just fine with, takes less 1 - 4secs to output, depending on what is being outout.
more data means slower output from php, beacuse it takes times to find the data, well mysql does lol but you know what i mean
just make sure you use "full index" feature in mysql, you can find it next to most field names in phpmyadmin, just click on it, with that (from what i heard),it makes it faster to search...although i am not sure about it, maybe sami or someone else can put some more light on it.
your database has to be fairy big in order to slow it down, i currently have over 17,000 records in a client's site, running just fine with, takes less 1 - 4secs to output, depending on what is being outout.