Response Time with ASP

[josh05]

I have been trying to find code that could help me do this.

I need to open a url and calculate the it's response time. It seems anytime I do this I get the exact same time. I know this is not correct. Does anyone know how to mark a time before the browser navigates and then mark the time when it completes?

Or any direction on how to capture this response time. I cannot edit the page I am testing the response time on so I have been using inset frames. Any help would be great. Thanks.

 

[DreXor]

if you're using frames, you can implement a little bit of javascript on it, i dont know exactly how to get it to work specifically, but in theory you should be able to :

Outside frame on : submit, click, whatever you're doing to get the content to load ... Start timer

in frame tag onload : stop and report timer difference

DreX
aKa - Robert

 

[Tarwn]

If you just want the server-side processing time you could use timer to get that value:

Dim start_time
start_time = timer

'all your code

Response.Write "Processed in " & timer - start_time & "s"

but this of course doesn't take into account the communications time fromclient to server and the (sometimes extreme) load time of the client-side browser. Forthat you would have to go with a javascript solution like DreXors.

Another option would be to use javascript to attach the client-side timeto each link when it is cliecked as pat ofthe querystring. You could then write that into a javascript variable into your new page and us a function in the body onLoad to calculate the difference between the passed time and the currnt time.

-T

-T

_{01000111 01101111 01110100 00100000 01000011 01101111 01100110 01100110 01100101 01100101 00111111}
The never-completed website:

http://www.tiernok.com/

 

[josh05]

Thanks for the response. I think the javascript would be most accurate. I will give it try. Thanks for the help.