I couldn't really find the answer I was looking for by
search the archives, so I thought I would simply ask..
I'm getting into the habit of making a single TMPL
file (or new single HT object) in which I will have anywhere from 3 to 5
different pages in it, each within its own template if.
Quite often there is redundancy within the template
if's and I'm ultimately only displaying one of the template ifs...
From a performance standpoint, how bad is this?
Is it costly enough that I really shouldn't be
doing it?
If it is a problem, is it because it increases the
overall size of the tmpl file? Or is it because I might be setting multiple
tmpl_var's,tmpl_loop's etc 2 or 3 times within the template when I only needed
to do it once?
Everything is under mod_perl and I cache the
templates, if that makes any difference.
I know I could probably use benchmark to do some
tests, but I figured I'd try the list first.
TIA
-Chris
