hello list,
i'm trying to make my C::A app a little more efficient by loading a
header and a footer template in the setup() method instead of loading
them each time in every run mode. it looks like this:
sub setup {
my $self = shift;
...
$self->param('head' => $self->load_tmpl('base-head.tmpl'));
$self->param('foot' => $self->load_tmpl('base-foot.tmpl'));
}
now, in each run mode i just change the param like so:
$self->param('head')->param(
page_name => 'main menu',
site_name => $CFG{SITE_NAME},
img_src => '/images/small/11.jpg',
remote_user => $ENV{REMOTE_USER},
bg_colour => '#D0CBC6',
);
will this make any difference or do the templates get loaded off disk
each time i request a run mode anyway? am i off my rocker for even
thinking up such a scheme? is the param approach really such a good idea?
thanks,
twkonefal
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