Paul,
Let me know why it is parsed 2x?
If I place <%include test.html%> it is left untouched in the source code, so you can view the tag in the browser source.
What this means?
a) The template is parsed first
b) The global content is inserted into the template (or executed if it is a sub)
c) The global was not parsed
I suggested to parse only the global (not the full template again).
Paul, please explain me, why the global is parsed 2x?
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If you parsed it again it would be doing twice the amount of parsing and would slow things down considerably.If I place <%include test.html%> it is left untouched in the source code, so you can view the tag in the browser source.
What this means?
a) The template is parsed first
b) The global content is inserted into the template (or executed if it is a sub)
c) The global was not parsed
I suggested to parse only the global (not the full template again).
Paul, please explain me, why the global is parsed 2x?
Best regards,
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