[FX.php List] Speeding up page display

[Derrick Fogle]

Doing anything besides just echoing the data out is going to take  
longer than just echoing the data out. 99% of the slowness is  
probably FM outputting the data so PHP can do it's part. You can try  
the flush() function to try to get that data out to the browser as  
fast as possible, and if that's not good enough, you may be faced  
with the nasty job of buffering FM with MySQL to eliminate that  
bottleneck.

On Aug 25, 2006, at 10:47 AM, Bob Patin wrote:

> I've got a project that I'm working on, where a field has a large  
> amount of HTML text stored inside it (don't ask why, it's a  
> necessary evil for a bunch of reasons). Sometimes the HTML includes  
> a table, sometimes not; sometimes the HTML can generate a full page  
> of text, including a table (no graphics).
>
> Is there a command that I can add to the variable that holds this  
> data (once I've retrieved it) that would parse it in some way, or  
> otherwise tell my PHP page that this is HTML and to expedite it a  
> bit? In other words, is there any sort of PHP command that will  
> take a variable and parse it because it's HTML? My client's  
> concerned (rightly) about the time that it takes to display the  
> HTML on the page; because of the nature of the data, we're stuck  
> with doing things this way.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bob Patin
> Longterm Solutions
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Derrick Fogle
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