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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 03/01/06 22:13
Jan wrote:
> I need to make form on our front page. If using PHP, I suppose the full
> page must be PHP though I need none of the PHP features until the
> submit button is pressed.
>
> Only 3% of the users press the submit button of the form, remaining
> users do not use the form and have no benefit of PHP features.
>
> I also need a cookie to store the referrer, if using perl for the form
> submit, then javascript is the only alternative for cookie creation I
> suppose.
>
> With heavy traffic the page might become slower with PHP than if using
> HTML plus a cgi-bin perl?
>
No, the whole page doesn't need to be PHP. PHP integrates with HTML
quite well.
But if they don't need PHP until they press the submit button, chances
are the page your going *to* needs the PHP - not this one.
BTW - PHP can also work with cookies.
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