Re: large external script to include in many pages

putting something like <script src="../myscript.js"> isnt really going to speed things up at all. the browser will still have to open myscript.js and read all 600 lines from there. if you ask me on GET / HTTP/1.1 call is faster then two. I would just include_once('../myscript.html'); in the file you want it to be in. maybe Ive missunderstood. correct me if so. -- Chris Lee lee@mediawaveonline.com "Web Manager" <web@inter-resa.com> wrote in message news:3B78516F.9257D44A@inter-resa.com... > Henrik Hansen wrote: > > > > web@inter-resa.com (Web Manager) wrote: > > > > > Hello, > > > > > > I am testing a new DHTML code for navigation menus. I plan to use it > > > throughout my web pages made with PHP. The script is about 600 lines > > > long! > > > > > > Beside making a : > > > > > > define (script1, "" . > > > "" . > > > "" . > > > ""); > > > > > > and calling the script1 name in my PHP pages... > > > > > > this will be very, very long, is there a another way to create a kind of > > > variable ($myscript == 600 lines of the DHTML) that I could simply call > > > out in all my pages. Something like a <script src="../myscript.js"> > > > > I would go with the script tag if I were you. > > > > -- > > Henrik Hansen > > > Hello, > > well, I can't... I have HTML code (image tags) in the DHTML script and > this can not be in a .js file... > > Thanks for your input! > -- > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Marc Andre Paquin