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Website Render Time

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Website Render Time

There is a way to see how fast website is generated ?

Thanx

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Website Render Time

Hi,

Thanks for the tip!
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From: Austria
Website Render Time

You really should upgrade your PHP installation to 4.4.2. There are known security issues with 4.3.9
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Website Render Time

I double checked the mods on my end, and it still displays negative values sometimes.. Ah well.. another Win32 short-coming I guess. Slightly Frowning Face Granted my version of PHP is a bit old. Smiling Face (4.3.9)
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From: Austria
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I guess I need a faster testserver Grinning Face. At least it seems to work fine on my test install (running under MacOS/Darwin with PHP 5.0.5).
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Website Render Time

Either I did this wrong or my server is super fast... Many times I get negative numbers! Smiling Face

Example:
Render time: -0.233288 seconds

Maybe the Win32 version of PHP has a calculation bug?!
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From: Austria
Website Render Time

Open core.php and add after:

error_reporting(0);

the following line:

$time_now = microtime();

Then open site_footer and replace:

global $insert;

with:

global $insert,$time_now;

$render_time = microtime() - $time_now;

and add somewhere in the HTML part of the template:

Render time: $render_time seconds

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