that.
My guess would be that during syntax/format checking CF notes tags like
HEAD, CFHTMLHEAD, CFFLUSH, etc. Then during the runtime it's got a little
head start.
I'm not sure about this - but I've never noticed any sort of performance hit
from using it.
A test should be pretty easy to put together tho- but I doubt you'll see any
sort of major difference.
Jim Davis
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From: Jim McAtee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 11:49 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Expense of cfhtmlhead tag?
I was wondering what the implications might be of using cfhtmlhead on every
page of a busy web site. It seems that to implement cfhtmlhead, CF has to
generate its page and when it encounters <cfhtmlhead> it places that html
header text within a variable that it keeps. Then when CF has finished
generating the page it has to go back through and search for <head></head>
tags in the generated content and insert the text. This strikes me as
potentially a very expensive operation. Any ideas? Maybe there are more
efficient ways of implementing the tag that haven't occurred to me.
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