Optimize your pages!

[X37375787]

replace all " " (double spaces) with nothing and you will save yourself almost 25% in filesize.

I just did it on hundreds of files and each went from ~20kB to ~14kB.

[riosluts]

u mean replace " " two spaces, right?

[X37375787]

Originally posted by riosluts
u mean replace " " two spaces, right?

_ _ double spaces, duh. Can't really show it well, can I?

Replacing single spaces would fuck up your code majorly.

[jimmyf]

i know for some reason java puts spaces in your pages, and he's correct they make pages a lot larger.

[NoCarrier]

Originally posted by Equinox
replace all " " (double spaces) with nothing and you will save yourself almost 25% in filesize.

I just did it on hundreds of files and each went from ~20kB to ~14kB.

Something I have to do. I've always used "

[JSA Matt]

Been doing this for years... since I parse templates with PHP I always use an str_replace on tabs before the echo

[X37375787]

Originally posted by JSA Matt
Been doing this for years... since I parse templates with PHP I always use an str_replace on tabs before the echo

Just use UltraEdit if you're not a programmer and do a "quick" F&R across a folder. It may take a while, but both your bandwidth and your surfers will thank you for it.

[X37375787]

Originally posted by jimmyf
i know for some reason java puts spaces in your pages, and he's correct they make pages a lot larger.

Most intentation is done with spaces. They take up a lot of file size. Once you're done with your HTML and no longer need indentation for an easy read, just replace all the double spaces with nothing and voila... the code will still be functional, but harder to read.

[Fletch XXX]

"looking out for you"

*snap*

cheers EQ.

[X37375787]

Originally posted by Fletch XXX
"looking out for you"

*snap*

cheers EQ.

Doing my job.

Cheers nig

[JSA Matt]

Originally posted by Equinox
Just use UltraEdit if you're not a programmer and do a "quick" F&R across a folder. It may take a while, but both your bandwidth and your surfers will thank you for it.

Well I have a problem with messy code. I can't stand it. So all my code will be perfect for me, but minimal for the surfer

[The Bootyologist]

[X37375787]

it works with tabs, too.

[Diligent]

Originally posted by Equinox
it works with tabs, too.

What he said.

I have the rewarding habit of using them whenever manually indenting


Edit: Geez, I've been bumping cold threads lately - better speed up

[X37375787]

bump

[arachnO]

I'll try it with my PHP templates . Will see results...

[Theo]

itworkedgreatformedudethankyouverymuch

[X37375787]

Originally posted by Soul_Rebel
itworkedgreatformedudethankyouverymuch

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[arachnO]

Originally posted by Soul_Rebel
itworkedgreatformedudethankyouverymuch

hehehehehe

[Lane]

or use mod_gzip and save 80% bandwidth on html, and you dont need to turn your html code unreadable

[The Bootyologist]

[pelcito]

I never think on this, but is true

Anyway, another way for optimize the load of the pages is installing GZip mode into the server. The server will give you the HTML pages up to 5 or 6 times more faster than normal.

[Calvinguy]

If you use php use the ob_gzhandler and save a lot. Much better than editing your pages manually

[Broda]

Originally posted by Lane
or use mod_gzip and save 80% bandwidth on html, and you dont need to turn your html code unreadable

I was just about to post that exact same answer