what one is better faster to use as i am making a template system for my project and i do not know what one i should use or is there any other function that can show content???
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fopen() or file_get_contents()
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Why would you not just use MySQL for a template system? Instead of reading flat files?
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so have all the html and css stored in the database?? would that not make the load time big in the sql server?
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Not unless its like, uber slow, it probably takes more time opening an instance of a file, reading it, then closing it, then it does to pull it ouf ot the database.
You could have a table called `templates`:
name
value
Example:
Name: header
Value: <html><head><title>hey</title></head> <body>
Name: footer
Value: <center>Copyright!</center></body></html>
PHP Code:<?php
function get_template ($template_name) {
$query = mysql_query("SELECT name, value FROM templates WHERE name='$template_name' LIMIT 0,1");
$row = mysql_fetch_array($query);
echo $row["value"];
}
?>Last edited by MountainDew; 13-01-2008 at 03:27 AM.
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hmm i could do some thing like that then all i have to do is make a template editing system (that would be easy).
thank you MountainDew.
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No problem,
think of it this way.
When you do it flat-file,
1. Create connection to the file.
2. Read the file and store it in the variable.
3. Close file.
MySQL (Pre-connected)
1. Query.
2. Echo.
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Flat file is more efficient for a template system
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Really?
Originally Posted by Baving
I would never have thought that.. I always thought MySQL would be better, and faster.
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i am going mysql as of the this point
and also will be a lot easier for people to skin it as it will have a skinning manager. fast and easy to use. Originally Posted by MountainDew
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