Hey all.

I am working on a new layout now that I am trying to have setup so that once its done I can leave it with others have now have to have them bug me for changes all the time.

I am debating two scenarios right now:

1. Save page content in database
2. Let the users edit the page content through a backend and then have the script automatically update a PHP file.

The advantage I see to number two is that it doesn't need to query the database everytime that someone loads the page. I see this as a sort of cacheing.

Thoughts? I have never built this type of website before so I am not sure whats the best way of building myself out of the process.

Thanks

Maybe put it all in a DB.
Then have a script that runs every hour ( or manually ) that builds the PHP files?

But tbh, unless its a REALLLLY busy site, SQL should be happy.

Page generated in 0.07508 seconds with 14 queries

Are query speeds really giving you problems? If not I'd pay more attention to the client side stuff. Images, CSS, JavaScript, etc. If you really want to look into caching (your second method isn't caching) there's many solutions out there:

http://blog.digitalstruct.com/2008/0...ng-techniques/