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DJMaze · 11-10-2009, 12:24 PM

XML Parser doesn't need a whole document, it can parse in chunks.
First you parse a header.html, then some modules and blocks and then the footer.html
At the end you eval() the whole document (the TAL/XSLT is converted to PHP code).
So, modules can still add/remove any headers (CSS, JavaScript, meta and link).

And yes, you need to make API calls (which makes it slower).
But, how easy is it to design a Drupal website where html is not seperated from code?

11-10-2009, 12:24 PM	#3 (permalink)
DJMaze Senior Contributor Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 841	XML Parser doesn't need a whole document, it can parse in chunks. First you parse a header.html, then some modules and blocks and then the footer.html At the end you eval() the whole document (the TAL/XSLT is converted to PHP code). So, modules can still add/remove any headers (CSS, JavaScript, meta and link). And yes, you need to make API calls (which makes it slower). But, how easy is it to design a Drupal website where html is not seperated from code? __________________ UT: Ultra-kill... God like!