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VladDrakul
Joined: 10 Apr 2006
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 differences between xfields and cutefields? |
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I had started to work on a website some months ago which was put on hold. Now I'm thinking in working again in it and I just saw in the additional downloads something called cutefields?
So whats the differences between xfields and cutefields?
By the way do you recommend a creation of a whole site where it uses 10 - 20 xfields or cutefields in one page?
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JUST NOTICED THAT THIS QUESTION PROBABLY SHOULD HAD BEEN POSTED ON THE HELP ZONE. SORRY
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scottdallas
Joined: 04 May 2006
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 | | So whats the differences between xfields and cutefields? |
They work almost identically.. not 100% identically but that's because 2 different authors coded each.. The MAIN difference is simple:
XFields = Flat File (txt database)
CuteFields = MySQL 
| | By the way do you recommend a creation of a whole site where it uses 10 - 20 xfields or cutefields in one page? |
I always try to use CuteFields instead now. It looks more stable for the longevity of a website. Especially when you're going to be using 10-20 custom fields! Definitely CuteFields. Oh I just re-read what you asked.. well it can't hurt to use 10-20! You can have as many as you like. You'll probably have less future problems if you do it with CuteFields. That's what I should have said 
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