it was more efficient to have CFOUTPUTS around each variable output rather
than the entire page because otherwise, the CF server looks at EVERY
character from top to bottom of your page looking for a # and then it's end
#.
That same year, I attended a class with Steve Drucker and his explanation of
that same issue was that it is more efficient for wrap your entire page in
one single OUTPUT tab because the CF server did not have to sort through
many CFOUTPUT requests.
My money is on Forta. but, I would like to see a stress test that proved one
way or the other.
Wes
-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Dinowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 20, 2004 12:09 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: single vs. multiple cfoutputs in CFMX
Has anyone done any recent tests in CFMX on the speed difference
between one global output around a template vs. multiple CFOUTPUTs
around specific content in a page? If not, it'll go on my testing
list.
Thanks
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Michael Dinowitz
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