> Well, even if it wouldn't be that much of a problem, it still is easier
with > templates. As you admitted, doing it with templates is cleaner, on
the HTML
> part. This can be important, if when you change layout often and have to
> work with designers.
Amen. :) Some of the HTML folks I deal with aren't even designers...they're
just business people that read "HTML for Dummies", which is probably
adequate for what they need to maintain, but I'm not going to try to teach
them PHP and hope that they don't mess up my code in the process.
> Of course, execution times are pretty slow (or worse, depending on
> complexity).
There are things that can be done to speed things up though...cacheing files
at the page level, or even cacheing templated components at the sub-page
level where possible can overcome much of the overhead of using templates.
- Tim
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