[WebDNA] max number of searches and lookups on a page

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texte = 331 --089e0112c86ed16db90531b30f11 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Just curious. Whats the most lookups and/or searches you've even had on a page. I have a page being worked on that seems to have way tooo many of both so I'm slimming things down with text variables. Seems clunky the way I have it setup now. Currently there 14 searches and 57 lookups or so. I can slim that down to 7 searches, probably no fewer than that, the number of lookups I'm just starting to slim down.... I believe the docs also said the number of text variables is dependent on available ram. Is it bad to have a whole of text variables on a page? I'm guessing if this one page is accessed by many people at once then all those text variables in ram start to add up? That being the case am I better off having more searches and/or lookups than going the text variable route. --089e0112c86ed16db90531b30f11 Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Just curious.

Whats the most lookups an= d/or searches you've even had on a page.

I hav= e a page being worked on that seems to have way tooo many of both so I'= m slimming things down with text variables. Seems clunky the way I have it = setup now.

Currently there 14 searches and 57 look= ups or so. I can slim that down to 7 searches, probably no fewer than that,= the number of lookups I'm just starting to slim down....=C2=A0

I believe the docs also said the number of text variables= is dependent on available ram.

Is it bad to have = a whole of text variables on a page?

I'm guess= ing if this one page is accessed by many people at once then all those text= variables in ram start to add up? That being the case am I better off havi= ng more searches and/or lookups than going the text variable route.


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331 --089e0112c86ed16db90531b30f11 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Just curious. Whats the most lookups and/or searches you've even had on a page. I have a page being worked on that seems to have way tooo many of both so I'm slimming things down with text variables. Seems clunky the way I have it setup now. Currently there 14 searches and 57 lookups or so. I can slim that down to 7 searches, probably no fewer than that, the number of lookups I'm just starting to slim down.... I believe the docs also said the number of text variables is dependent on available ram. Is it bad to have a whole of text variables on a page? I'm guessing if this one page is accessed by many people at once then all those text variables in ram start to add up? That being the case am I better off having more searches and/or lookups than going the text variable route. --089e0112c86ed16db90531b30f11 Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Just curious.

Whats the most lookups an= d/or searches you've even had on a page.

I hav= e a page being worked on that seems to have way tooo many of both so I'= m slimming things down with text variables. Seems clunky the way I have it = setup now.

Currently there 14 searches and 57 look= ups or so. I can slim that down to 7 searches, probably no fewer than that,= the number of lookups I'm just starting to slim down....=C2=A0

I believe the docs also said the number of text variables= is dependent on available ram.

Is it bad to have = a whole of text variables on a page?

I'm guess= ing if this one page is accessed by many people at once then all those text= variables in ram start to add up? That being the case am I better off havi= ng more searches and/or lookups than going the text variable route.


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