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Unread 11-03-2011, 12:18 AM
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Im a just dabbling into web language. I am a novice still but even I know that they can use PHP much more efficiently that that. Using the include() require() or require_once() built in functions to call a seperate php page for their headers footers, other things that rarely change. Then when they needed to update the site they could just change that one page instead of 50.
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Im a just dabbling into web language. I am a novice still but even I know that they can use PHP much more efficiently that that. Using the include() require() or require_once() built in functions to call a seperate php page for their headers footers, other things that rarely change. Then when they needed to update the site they could just change that one page instead of 50.
 
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