[WebDNA] max number of searches and lookups on a page
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It keeps the original formatting.
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texte = 331--089e0112c86ed16db90531b30f11Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8Just 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 soI'm slimming things down with text variables. Seems clunky the way I haveit setup now.Currently there 14 searches and 57 lookups or so. I can slim that down to 7searches, probably no fewer than that, the number of lookups I'm juststarting to slim down....I believe the docs also said the number of text variables is dependent onavailable 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 allthose text variables in ram start to add up? That being the case am Ibetter off having more searches and/or lookups than going the text variableroute.--089e0112c86ed16db90531b30f11Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8Content-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.