Ruben Safir wrote:
nice. I thought I was the lone user of embperl at this point
I'm still here! My website is the largest bicycle touring journal site
in the world, running on Embperl since 2000. I'm sad that it's not what
all the cool kids use any more.
http://www.crazyguyonabike.com/
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On 08/25/2016 06:36 PM, Ed Grimm wrote:
> What you have is a slow version of an Embperl subroutine. Use an actual
> Embperl subroutine instead. Use Execute at most once to load it.
>
> It's my understanding that generally, templates are done in
> Embperl::Object. But when doing it that way, y
my understanding that generally, templates are done in
Embperl::Object. But when doing it that way, your template is
stored in your base Embperl::Object file, as Embperl code, rather
than having everything stored in a database. Of course, that has
the a
016 05:35 PM
Subject: EMBPERL: Calling Execute() multiple time per a page.
I have a loop that is calling Execute() to load a EMBPERL page as a
template. This template sets up and contains a bootstrap modal and some
javascript . The page I'm using as a test calls the template at le
500 times - that's a lot!
Maybe you could run it once offline, and save the result as HTML?
Just an idea.
On Thu, Aug 25, 2016 at 10:35 PM, Donavon wrote:
> I have a loop that is calling Execute() to load a EMBPERL page as a
> template. This template sets up and contains a bootstrap modal and
I have a loop that is calling Execute() to load a EMBPERL page as a
template. This template sets up and contains a bootstrap modal and some
javascript . The page I'm using as a test calls the template at least 500x.
This is really slowing down the loading of the page for the client.
Are ther
