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It was me (shoot me!) No offense taken.
I guess the page was designed for visual appeal-- not performance.
The php url is my site.
As far as php code is there-- several includes from our psDynamic script.
We're missing the very bottom of the code which is (mostly) Webtrends code.
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I guess the page was designed for visual appeal-- not performance.
The php url is my site.
Feyd, what is the alternative?Why include the pages via URL...
Not aware of these. These are on the server?Have you looked at any of the PHP optimizers like PHP-Accelerator, etc? Do you have compression turned on for the output?
As far as php code is there-- several includes from our psDynamic script.
We're missing the very bottom of the code which is (mostly) Webtrends code.
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you say you are getting "MySQL too many connections open" errors?
are you closing your db connections?
this can really slwo things down.
not to mention, as many people have there is no need for this table structure, and if CSS isn't something you know that much about or want to takle right now, try optimising your html. you can get the same result with WAY fewer tables.
are you closing your db connections?
this can really slwo things down.
not to mention, as many people have there is no need for this table structure, and if CSS isn't something you know that much about or want to takle right now, try optimising your html. you can get the same result with WAY fewer tables.