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| Submitted on: 6/25/2002 1:45:26 PM
By: Steve Gricci
Level: Beginner
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By 7 Users
Compatibility:PHP 3.0, PHP 4.0
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| | | This small script will let you output how much time (in seconds) it took for the page to expell. i.e. 0.501 seconds
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*@author steve gricci
*@access public
*@skill beginner
*@site www.deepcode.net
*/
//put at begining of file
function utime (){
$time = explode( " ", microtime());
$usec = (double)$time[0];
$sec = (double)$time[1];
return $sec + $usec;
}
$start = utime();
//put at end of page before /body and /h
// tml tags
$end = utime(); $run = $end - $start; echo "Page expelled in " . substr($run, 0, 5) . " secs.";
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6/30/2002 12:39:11 AM:Steve Gricci
if anyone wouldn't mind, please vote on
this code for me :)
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7/3/2002 9:12:08 AM:Sue
Great code. small and to the point.
Just what I was looking for. Thanks.
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8/1/2002 12:27:46 PM:Derrick Simpson
Well, It does a great job of telling
how long the server took to process the
php, but that has nothing to do with
browser rendering time or bandwidth. In
fact, you should get almost the very
same number regardless of the
browser.
The PHP Hypertext
Preprocessor generates the html and
then the browser loads the page.
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9/21/2002 11:54:01 PM:
I agree with Derrick, it had nothing to
do with the browser loading time.
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