Either use a CMS or another PHP-based SQL database-driven application for what you want to do. Not only will it be faster to create, but future modifications and additions are brain-dead simple.
Really.
Mike
Either use a CMS or another PHP-based SQL database-driven application for what you want to do. Not only will it be faster to create, but future modifications and additions are brain-dead simple.
Really.
Mike
Same as above, I'd say that even if it worked on your computer, it would overload most others. Each time your website was attempted to be opened, the program would try to load the images into memory. Average computers probably would freeze up and the user would move on. This is definitely a database issue, where all the files are kept on the server database until the user needs it. Unfortunately it would require a php-type program to include it, but lots of php programmers are out there anxious to help. In a db, you could easily find, replace, or revise any image without scrolling forever.
Last edited by Starhunter; 28 September 2011 at 11:13 PM. Reason: edit conflict
Starhunter, browsers only load one page at a time, and they only load what is required for that one page, so a website with 3000 pages isn't a problem.
It's only a problem if you want Xara to have a single website file holding 3000 pages and then generating all the HTML from that. As far as I know Xara has never been used to generate more than a couple of hundred pages or so from a single file, and slowdowns and other memory problems often kick in way before that.
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