I can't avoid the notion of a page refreshing when a script calls itself (php).
I have a few php forms and I want to keep the amount of pages on my site low but still have a fast service.
A.) I have the option of making the page call itself which keeps the pages low but I think still requires the server.
B.) The other is to go ahead and make the other php page.
I sort of think that I should make the script call itself because it still requires the server. So adding another page will not only increase the size of the website as a whole, but it still requires the server. I THINK.
So which one, option A or option B?
I'm leaning toward option A.
Thanks,
This same php script is to be used on all of the pages.
The problem is, is that if I create another page I won't have to fix the hyperlinks for the form for each page.
If I make the scipt call itself I will have to make sure each hyperlink for each page points to the page it is on.
