zkoneffko

I just wanted some other peoples opinion on this. I was recentely emailed the following code and asked if I could spot what was was with the code. Here is the code: <div align="right"><a href="http://email.testsite.com/servlet/cc6?pOQSCRRDQqTVLKKpLkiHgnxPHohhQJhuVaVBVJhglHJlXpKVSYSAWBAA"><img alt="book_early_and_save" border="0" src="http://media.testsite.com/copper/email/Copper%20Wire/sidepromo.jpg" ></a></div> While I understand that some of the attributes (align and border) would be better suited in the css file I don't feel they are techincally incorrect. I think there many be something wrong in the href address. It looks to me like it is a tracking code but missing parts. Does anyone know if the address listed above would work for tracking or is it missing a part (maybe a = after the ?p)? Any thoughts would be great!

Anyone else have any suggestions?

Thats a thought. Does anyone have any thoughts if I should use a database in some way? I'm trying to get many options and figure out which one is the best.

Here is my situation. I have multiple php pages that I want to put a manual on the right side of. The manual will be the same on everypage. I have created the manual as an expandable menu in a separate file. I currently load the file on each page using the onLoad function. However, due to the size of the manual and the size that file is, it has long load times. Everytime you go to a separate php page it reloads the manaul include and takes long again. I'm simply looking for the best way to include this on everypage. Should I continue to use the onLoad with some added function I'm unaware of, or what is the best way to do this. I'm am open to all suggestions.

Here is my situation. I have multiple php pages that I want to put a manual on the right side of. The manual will be the same on everypage. I have created the manual as an expandable menu in a separate file. I currently load the file on each page using the onLoad function. However, due to the size of the manual and the size that file is, it has long load times. Everytime you go to a separate php page it reloads the manaul include and takes long again. I'm simply looking for the best way to include this on everypage. Should I continue to use the onLoad with some added function I'm unaware of, or what is the best way to do this. I'm am open to all suggestions.

Everypage that is loaded shows the manual on the page.

About a 100 page word document converted into an expandable manual.

Thanks for the responses but isn't there a way to have it cache on the client side?

It's definetly the file size. It's about 700k. I know it's the file that is slowing it down. When I remove the file and replace it with a blank file of the same name it load instantly. That's why I want to find a way to cache the file so it only loads slow the first time and then each time it is called while they are still on the site it would call the cached file and not have to redownload it.

\admin\includes I not sure how that would affect the load time.

I currently have a file that I load on every page of my site with a php include statment: <?php require(DIR_WS_INCLUDES . 'inst/catalog.php'); ?>. The file loading is rather large and takes a while to download and load. Is there a way to have the file somehow temporarily saved to the local computer or cached so it does not have to completely reload every time?