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Posted by Geoff Berrow on 07/26/05 01:27
I noticed that Message-ID: <oNmdnZpruqx1ynjfRVn-gg@rogers.com> from Andy
contained the following:
>It is because I was a member of this website. There is a JavaScript picture
>show, but all pages are PHP . This is why I am asking why somebody build it
>in PHP instead of regular HTML. Is there any advantage of that ?
It is regular html. The php part is done and dusted by the time the
page leaves the server. There are all sorts of advantages. One of the
simplest is that you have a standard header that you include in all
pages. Or the entire site could be server from a database. Or it could
send an email every time the page is viewed. Or update a hidden counter.
Without access to the code, you simply don't know.
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