Okay so I managed to figure out how to get at that line in the net panel, but I'm still having issues. Code can be found: http://pastebin.com/mq5yAhPz and I'm referencing this version of net.js: http://getfirebug.com/developer/api/firebug1.7X/symbols/src/content_firebug_net.js.html This time there are no console errors, so I'm logging to the firebug console to keep track of what is causing problems.
The issues I'm currently seeing are two-fold. Firstly, when this starts up initially, the logs on lines 3, 6, 9, 12 and 15 all print. Nothing after line 17 is executed. If I comment out 17 and 18, then my first split function seems to be the issue, because nothing else gets written to the log. These probably have to do with the version of firebug I'm running (1.7X.0b1)? Or is there something special about the cache and timings columns that I should know about? I'll play with my split function a bit more to get that nailed down. Also, the requests always come back as a - even though there are requests. I have no idea what's causing this. Any ideas? Secondly, when I refresh the page, or navigate to another, I don't even get as far as getting the row. Line 6 fires off, but then line 9 never does. Any ideas what could cause this? Should I be getting an instance of the net panel once and then using it throughout each page load? Lastly, if you have any suggestions on how to do this better, please let me know. I can see the variables listed in updateSummary, but I really have no clue how to access those, and that would be much easier than getting them out of the table after they've been nicely formatted. Michele On Mar 14, 10:14 am, Michele <[email protected]> wrote: > >> In NetExporter, you manually calculate the load times, rather than > >> getting those from something provided. > >No, it gets all the timing info from the net panel and adapts to > >HAR (the output format) needs. > > From the code that I've seen, it does its own calculations. Then > again, this is so abstracted that I generally loose my place when I go > 3-4 levels up, or I hit a dead-end. If there's any code that > references the net panel, it's not only difficult to find, but is far > too difficult for a beginner, like me, to pick out of all the > surrounding code and be able to understand. > > > See, net.js, updateSummaries() method. The results value is stored > > in the UI and you could get it from there. > > That is what I've been looking for this entire time! But how do I > access this from my code? Assume I know nothing, and please don't > point me back to NetExporter, it's not helping me at all. > > > On Mar 11, 8:15 pm, Michele <[email protected]> wrote:> I'm trying > > to setup listeners for two events: the page starts loading, > > > and the page finishes loading. > > > That's exactly what NetExport does. See for example how > > page.startedDateTime field > > is computed in harBuilder.js > > I've looked at this before. The examples you keep giving me lack > context, so while I see the code and understand that you start timing > at 0 and then populate it and use it later, I have no guidance on how > to apply that in any other situation. From what I can tell you use > buildPageTimings on every file because its called inside the > buildEntry function, so I don't know how that helps me figure out when > the page is loaded. The few things I've been able to find all point to > adding an event listener for the content loaded event, and not doing > any calculations myself. > > > > If the initialization method is not the > > > place to do that, where is? > > > The initialization is perfectly suitable for this. Just just need to > > implement > > the constructor function for NetListener. There is an exception on > > line 67. > > "NetListener is not defined" > > Thanks for pointing that out. I never look at the error > console...Anyways, if I'm getting my information directly from the Net > Panel (which was my original objective, but there is absolutely no > documentation on how to get that information so I assumed it wasn't > possible) then I shouldn't need a netlistener at all? It's strange > that that throws an error though. I followed all the instructions to > the letter... > > Thanks > Michele -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Firebug" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/firebug?hl=en.
