I have a script that calculates page file sizes in KB using the filesize() function. I am trying to find a way to calculate the page load time of the file as well. I have found examples using function microtime() that require the script to be added to the files themselves. Is there a way to use this or another php function that can calculate load time of an external file??? I'm using fopen to do this.

Thanks.

Not really, you just need to log the microtime before and after the function and calculate it afterwards. You can build a function to log them into a session, global var or static var.

global var or static var

Hi,Still i don't face such type of problem, but i think you use date() for that query, & if you still have prob. then just inform here.

Originally Posted by mgraphic

Not really, you just need to log the microtime before and after the function and calculate it afterwards. You can build a function to log them into a session, global var or static var.

Thyanks...I'll give it a try once I "clean up" some other minor issues.

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function gmicrotime() having functionality to stores time stamps in millisecond by using an array called $mT['all'][] each time it is called.
and if you pass a parameter like, gmicrotime('subprocess'), it also stores the same timestamp in another array $mT['subprocess'][] as well.
I think it's useful for you.

I think just need to log the microtime before and after the function and calculate it afterwards. not sure.
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