Hey all,

Working on moving a client to a new server. Part of the move involves several older lasso sites that predate my involvement with this client. One piece involves a directory full of files that get executed by Scheduled Lasso Events. In looking at the files I am find this type of structure (with proper coding of course, just a quick shorthand):

head
/head

body
create tag
do some database updates (including having login/password hard coded)
do some file manipulations/movement
/tag
execute tag
/body

So, my question is why would you do it that way? Is there something about doing it this way that is more secure (can't imagine that) or faster? Why not just do a normal page with the lasso code. Why the extra overhead of the tag. There is nothing else on these pages except the tag build and call.

Marc


Marc Pinnell
1027 Design
PO Box 990872
Redding, CA 96099-0872
530.941.4706
fax: 866.232.5300
www.1027Design.com


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