Re: How to remove blanks at runtime??

Following on from 's message. . .
Thanks.

Is there any performance impact or server overloading if I use output
buffering??

Does it take more resources (cpu, ram)??
No there is absolutely no overhead when buffering and processing the buffer. Why should that be? It's not as if you're using RAM or CPU cycles.



If you're generating the output dynamically then clear out those spaces in the source code.

If you are just serving HTML then tidy up the original HTML once.


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