Just a question for the group: Would I experience performance issues if I were to create all the site's html in one file and include it using the include_one() fcn?
Each section of the html would be enclosed in a function, so I would only call the sections that I need. But I'm concerned about the include. Let's say the file is pretty large, will it degrade performance?
This seems to be the method used in many books, and the one I've been following for a while. However, I recently started a job where the creation of one html file is not warranted and the page load speed seems to be quite faster.
This is just an assumption, because the sites are on two different servers. I'm just interested in seeing if there's a warrant to stop using the one page html method.
Your advice will be greatly appreciated.
--Andrew
