I would guess that it doesn't make a difference. And, now that the
default is NONE, I would say that there is less reason now to explicitly
put encoding=none, since the behaviour is consistent.
/John
Fogelson, Steve wrote:
Probably a dumb questions, but is it a good idea to ALWAYS encode variables
or just when you are going to display them? Does it affect processing speed
like specifying the SCOPE?
IE:
<@ASSIGN NAME=test VALUE="<@VAR NAME=test1 SCOPE=user ENCODING=none>"
SCOPE=user>
vs..
<@VAR NAME=test1 SCOPE=user ENCODING=none>
Thanks
Steve Fogelson
Internet Commerce Solutions
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