> Someone wants me to use FULL DIRECTORY PATHS for every page
Assuming you're generating your html on the back-end, just use a
variable for the base URL and no worries.
Stict with UNIX through the learning curve and I guarantee you'll
never go back, at least not voluntarily. :)
Nathan
Erik R. Peterson wrote:
Hello everyone,
Someone wants me to use FULL DIRECTORY PATHS for every page and script for a website I just
completed. I argued that it would slow down the website for users... I prefer relative paths such
as "/src/" and "/img/".
Am I wrong to say this?
Is there rea
Hi Erik,
I'm not really sure about speed, and I can't speak about Unix (I'm a Windows
developer), but one thing I can tell you about relative paths vs. absolute
paths is relative paths will allow the site to be moved easily.
For example, if you develop the site on one machine, test it on another,
Hello everyone,
Someone wants me to use FULL DIRECTORY PATHS for every page and script for a
website I just completed. I argued that it would slow down the website for
users... I prefer relative paths such as "/src/" and "/img/".
Am I wrong to say this?
Is there really a difference in perfor
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