Remote Calling of Code in Web Page

[pooja escorts]

Hi

I need advice from those who are smarter than I am.

On several of my client's sites, I place the coding that is common to each of my pages as a txt file on the server. Then i call that file on each page. This allows me to place 1 line to call 20-30 or more lines of code. As long as the code remains the same on each page, this file gets cached and is called just once, helping with page speed.

It works quite well.

MY QUESTION: is there any consequence to calling the Google Analytics code from this one file? My thoughts are that Google will "see" which page is being displayed and not care that the script was called previously on a different page.

Am I missing something, or will this help me to further speed pages?

[jayam]

cURL is a great way to make remote requests, and the PHP ... Then we execute the request by calling curl_exec() . Finally, we free the resource to clear out memory. So, the boilerplate code for making a request looks something like ... cURL that I can think of is simply fetching the contents of a web page.