Storing html

[ChrisFarrugia]

Dear all, what do you think is the best way to store html content for sections of the page. The options is see are either storing in database which may be the easiest by can be slow or make use of some flat file or xml file. However with xml there will be problems with parsing because of the html tags. What are your comments and suggestions? Thanks a lot, Chris

[Christian Graus]

If you have worries about speed, a DB is going to be the fastest.

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[N a v a n e e t h]

As CG said, DB is fast.

ChrisFarrugia wrote:

However with xml there will be problems with parsing because of the html tags.

There won't be if you put the HTML content to a CDATA section.

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