> I would suggest though that CFSETTING creates a performance overhead. You
> may be better just leaving the white space in there.
This has to be taken into consideration with the way the code works - if
you're using loads of CFLoops then CFSetting can be really useful, but only
for the loop parts
But as long as the code is intelligently written, it should be light enough
to not use CFSetting;
e.g.
Using CFScript for long parts of CFSet and CFIF
Doing most of the database work at the database level and not in CF
One thing to definitely avoid is using the setting in the Admin - "Suppress
whitespace by default" is a heavy overhead that you want to avoid if at all
possible...
Philip Arnold
Director
Certified ColdFusion Developer
ASP Multimedia Limited
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