I read the info on how to max the speed when using WiTAngo and have
some general questions about scoping the variables.
I have never defined the scope of variables unless I needed a
variable other then "user". I have around 40 sites and decided to go
back and change all variables and <@ASSIGNS> to include the scopes.
After 2 days of working on just one site, I decided to scrap going
backwards and trying to rewrite everything. (in the future I will
definitely scope all the variables.)
My question would be -- should I worry about this? All the sites run
very well and fast. Most variables and <@ASSIGNS> are user scoped
(the default), but not explicitly defined as such. I do have a site
which is loading all info from MSSQL related to fonts, colors,
widths, heights, logos, etc and then being loaded into variables and
called on all pages. On this site I did define the scopes of
probably 95% of the site and have had no complaints.
Waht are your thoughts guys and gals?
Thanks!
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