Mike,
On 4/13/07, Mike Wilt <mikewilt(_at_)gmail(_dot_)com> wrote:
Hello:
I am working on an XMLTV project that must parse a gigantic xml file,
I'm just curious, can you tell us what is the size of the file ?
but once the output is processed by xslt and php the output is only a
few hundred lines of html code. Is there a way to "pre-render" the
php page to improve load times?
Put another way: every time the page loads, it refers to the XML file.
Because the output is only going to change at the top or bottom of
the hour, I am seeking a way to cache the php output once, then serve
that html throughout the next half hour.
Hope that makes sense. Thanks in advance for any advice/leads!
The way you want to solve your problem seems to be more a PHP caching
issue : If it wasn't XSLT generated, but, say, a JavaGenerated GIF,
the problem would be the same, right ?
Xmlizer
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