Problem: Compiling PHP on local PC

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Anonymous

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Try
Code: 
<?php
Print "<HTML><BODY>";
Print "UserName: ".$_POST['signUserName']."<BR>";
Print "Password: ".$_POST['signPassword']."<BR>";
Print "</BODY></HTML>";
?>
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In a future try use like this:
Code: 
<HTML><BODY>
UserName: <? echo ($signUserName) ?><BR>
Password: <?echo ($signPassword) ?><BR>
</BODY></HTML>

this code faster....
 
WiZARD said:
In a future try use like this:
Code: 
<HTML><BODY>
UserName: <? echo ($signUserName) ?><BR>
Password: <?echo ($signPassword) ?><BR>
</BODY></HTML>
this code faster....
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Code: 
<HTML><BODY>
UserName: <?php=$signUserName?><BR>
Password: <?php=$signPassword?><BR>
</BODY></HTML>

My best guess is that this would be even faster following you're reasoning.

allthough my experience is that there is almost no noticeable speed-difference. I tend to look at readability of the code, if the code would become VERY unreadable for the programmer, then something has to be done about it. It's not only the speed of the script running that counts, also the speed in wich the programmer can modify the script in the future.

Greetz Daan
 
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