I have PHP function file with ~2,000 rows and I always include it for each page. Do those many rows make my site slower? Should I separate function file to different files? Thank you.
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I have PHP function file with ~2,000 rows and I always include it for each page. Do those many rows make my site slower? Should I separate function file to different files? Thank you.
What do you have 2k lines of code that you must run on every page? Depending on what it’s doing (processing / database calls / etc) it could significantly slow down the site, not to mention also clutter up the application itself.
If I’m understanding you right there is simply a bunch of functions? If so, then they aren’t getting run unless you call them, and as such won’t slow it down noticeably.