> I will be conducting my own tests soon, but Has anyone out there done any
> <CFOUTPUT> performance tests with CF4.5? I'm curious if it is more
> efficient to put one <CFOUTPUT> tag at the top of the page and the
> </CFOUTPUT> at the very bottom of the page, or if it is faster to
> do it only
> when you are outputting variables. On the same note, what exactly happens
> on the server in terms of memory and speed on the server when the server
> encounters a <CFOUTPUT> tag?
OK, no matter what version, it's always slower to put a CFOutput at the top
and /CFOutput at the bottom
The fastest way for the server is that you put a CFOutput around only the
bit that contains the variables - otherwise CF has to scan through
everything inside the tags to see what it does and doesn't have to translate
for variables/functions
It takes longer to code, but is definitely faster on the server
Philip Arnold
Director
Certified ColdFusion Developer
ASP Multimedia Limited
T: +44 (0)20 8680 1133
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