tedd schrieb:
1. There was the suggestion to use includes(). However, includes simply adds
code into the current application. It does not terminate the parent nor start
another application. It simply bloats the parent.
Well it would if the webpage showed would also be included.
You have one main code header which chooses what action to do and which
code to load.
So every app would have that code header.
Applications run normally like that.
You could even have tha analyzing done with include.
But once output is made. You can't remove it.
That isn't possible with PHP.
Anything before that would not be seen by the user so you can do a lots
of things before you output actually something.
Barry
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