3 ms·

Maybe he knows what kind of performance margins he has.

• erlanger 18y ago
  What do you mean by that? At the very least, most PHP devs know that strpos/strstr are much, much faster than a regular expression.
  • cakeface 18y ago
    Unless page load times are affecting your browsing experience, why bother optimizing when a regular expression is so clear and simple.
    • erlanger 18y ago
      You know what, you're right. I was thinking of something like: if (strpos('http://digg.com/', $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'])) header('Location: whateverPage'); But that would block all traffic from Digg, including links in comments, etc. To perform the same check as the regex would require much more code. However, I stand by my Apache recommendation as the best option.
      • sho 18y ago
        erlanger, put a newline somewhere in your code! It's breaking the page.
        • erlanger 18y ago
          Too late to edit. It doesn't force a scrollbar even in NetNewsWire though, so you might just want to widen the window a bit.