In the movie "Dr. Strangelove" (directed by Stanley Kubrick) there is a
hilarious scene in which, during a crisis that threatens to decimate the
entire planet by nuclear bombs, a couple of people are running through an
Air Force base, trying to make a phone call that could save the world.
However, all they can find is a pay phone. One of them starts trashing a
Coke machine to get change for the phone. The other panics, reminding the
first that it is illegal to tamper with vending machines. I believe that
worrying about a few extra tabs and spaces is kind of like worrying about
the illegality of robbing a vending machine during a nuclear threat. You
might rather be worrying about something that really makes a difference
instead, like server-side performance, or, on the client, the number and
size of images in a page. A tab or space character is exactly 1 byte in
size.
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HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
I get paid good money to
solve puzzles for a living
"Arjen" <bo*****@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Hello,
In code view I use a tab as mark-up character.
When I run my web application I can see the tabs with the source viewer in
my browser.
Is there a way to remove the tabs, extra spaces and lines when running the
web application?
I want to remove them for performance reasons.
(I don't want to remove it inside my code)
Are there (free) http modules for this?
Thanks!