Re: code to phantom spacing
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texte = Post your code, then we might have a clue to the problem ... >Hi folks, > >The issue I would appreciate some help with is spacing being added to the > of a document, containing WebDNA, after being parsed. > >I have noticed this happening before in others code as well, but didn't >think much of it till now. I have a template that has a good deal of WebDNA >code (The head tags contain about 1300 lines). It sits at about 78K, but >after parsing, it is received by the browser at between 330K and 375K (it >actually fluctuates). At this size, some browsers start burping. > >Viewing source shows the ending pushed way (and I do mean *waaaay*) >down the page, by phantom spaces. > >I started by removing the majority of the code and returning block by block >to try to determine what was adding all that space, but soon found that each >block added a little space to the server product. It appears to be an >aggregate rather than one rotten block, and further appears to be coming >from spacing and tabbing between tags and blocks (at least in part, it could >be something else as well). > >We have converted all space bar spacing to tabs. This saved about 3K (hardly >makes a dent). Interestingly enough, the phantom data in the view >source code are all spaces (not tabs). > >I tried removing all spaces/tabs from some of the code, and it may have made >some difference, but there's so much left with spaces, it's hard to tell. > >Does anyone know what actually is taking place? >Is this just WebCat overhead? >Any techniques to beat it? > >Thanks for you help! > > >Jon >__________________________ >Jon Robinson >Chakra5 studios >http://www.chakra5.net > >jon@chakra5.net >(206) 781-0140 (o) >(206) 228-0451 (c) > > >------------------------------------------------------------- >This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list
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Post your code, then we might have a clue to the problem ... >Hi folks, > >The issue I would appreciate some help with is spacing being added to the > of a document, containing WebDNA, after being parsed. > >I have noticed this happening before in others code as well, but didn't >think much of it till now. I have a template that has a good deal of WebDNA >code (The head tags contain about 1300 lines). It sits at about 78K, but >after parsing, it is received by the browser at between 330K and 375K (it >actually fluctuates). At this size, some browsers start burping. > >Viewing source shows the ending pushed way (and I do mean *waaaay*) >down the page, by phantom spaces. > >I started by removing the majority of the code and returning block by block >to try to determine what was adding all that space, but soon found that each >block added a little space to the server product. It appears to be an >aggregate rather than one rotten block, and further appears to be coming >from spacing and tabbing between tags and blocks (at least in part, it could >be something else as well). > >We have converted all space bar spacing to tabs. This saved about 3K (hardly >makes a dent). Interestingly enough, the phantom data in the view >source code are all spaces (not tabs). > >I tried removing all spaces/tabs from some of the code, and it may have made >some difference, but there's so much left with spaces, it's hard to tell. > >Does anyone know what actually is taking place? >Is this just WebCat overhead? >Any techniques to beat it? > >Thanks for you help! > > >Jon >__________________________ >Jon Robinson >Chakra5 studios >http://www.chakra5.net > >jon@chakra5.net >(206) 781-0140 (o) >(206) 228-0451 (c) > > >------------------------------------------------------------- >This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list . >To unsubscribe, E-mail to: >To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to > >Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/ ================================================= Kenneth Grome WebDNA Consultant telephone number: 011 63 32 486-9077 telephone number: 011 63 919 749-0060 business web site: http://webdna.net personal web site: http://kengrome.com =================================================------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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