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Why do you mix themes and php code? [message #6409]

Wed, 09 October 2002 22:30

valiant

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First of all: Kudos to your NNTP implementation Smile

1. But why did you mix the theme with the php code for each page?

I.E. post.php, 5000+ lines of code and layout mixed. That's not what I understand of templating or at least separating code from layout.

And all used functions are defined in the theme files, weird, don't you think?
Ever thought of multiple themes @ one site? So that the user/member can chose between themes?

And in each theme you'd have the same code!

->All php code and the functions into include files and a good separation of php and html.

Cheers - Andy

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Re: Why do you mix themes and php code? [message #6411 is a reply to message #6409]

Wed, 09 October 2002 23:39

Ilia

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I am not sure what you mean, I don't see any mixed code. You may be looking @ the compiled files, which are indeed a mix of everything, but then those are generated files and are not meant for reading.

So what if each theme has the same code, disk space is much cheaper then CPU and by compiling the file into 1 big chunk where only SQL data is processed saves A LOT of speed.

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Re: Why do you mix themes and php code? [message #6413 is a reply to message #6411]

Wed, 09 October 2002 23:43

valiant

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LOL, now everything makes sense!

these are compiled files! Smile

i shut up

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