Hello,
The reluctance to install DOM and XSL might be due to the fact that they
tend to use a little bit more of processor and memory than other
modules. But then again you can say the same about a join on a really
big mysql table. :-)
SAX on the other hand tends to be leaner and meaner so you
Hey guys.
There is question that has been bothering me for a while now ... and i
wonder whether there are any takes/ insights on that.
I would really like to integrate xml, DOM and XSL more in my projects. What
has kept me from doing this, so far, is just that the live servers often did
not make
On Wed, Aug 13, 2003 at 11:44:18PM +0200, Thomas Hochstetter wrote:
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> Are there plans to make the xml-DOM-xsl combination standard in future
> releases of php (version 5)? The .dlls are there.
A person involved with the development recently said that in PHP 5
"The DOM, SAX, XPath, Schema and any
script that deletes old files periodically.
---John Holmes...
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> There are quite a
There are quite a few ways of doing this.
1. Get MySQL to do the caching for you, using temporary tables.
2. Get something like the Zend Cache to handle it transparently
3. Use a global session (which everyone shares, or just specific groups of
people) which you can embed data in
4. Use a ram
> Whats the best way of keeping this page temporarily in existence ??
>
> I don't want the query to run every time when they have changed no
> information and I don't want the Warning Page has expired please re-submit
> details when the reload the page !
>
> At the moment I'm thinking I can create
Just a general question of the best way to do it !
I've got a job search site with mysql at the back of it !
You choose on the first page - type of job, where and other bits,
go to the next page where query is done and then lists the jobs available!
Whats the best way of keeping this page tempora
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