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
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
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, your template is stored in
your base Embperl::Obje
