Ok, thanks! I'll try to look at this soon. Honza On Mar 21, 5:08 pm, Michele <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Honza, > > I have created an enhancement > request:http://code.google.com/p/fbug/issues/detail?id=4247 > > I'm still going to keep working on this, though. I'd like to be able > to get this working by the end of the month. I'll update this if I > make any headway. > > Thanks, > Michele > > On Mar 21, 7:56 am, "Honza (Jan Odvarko)" <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > > > > On Mar 17, 8:28 pm, Michele <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > 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_f... > > > 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? > > > Perhaps too soon? > > > > Should I be getting an > > > instance of the net panel once and then using it throughout each page > > > load? > > > No, the Net panel UI is generated again when page load happens. > > > > 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. > > > Agree, so my proposal is, please create a new bug report and list all > > values you > > want to get from the Net panel (e.g. all in the summary row I guess) > > > We should design an APIs directly for it. For example: > > > var netPanel = context.getPanel("net"); > > var summary = netPanel.getSummary(); > > > console.log("number of requests: " + summary.requestCount + ", total > > size: " + > > summary.totalSize + ", from cache: " + summary.fromCacheSize + ", > > timings: " + ... > > > Honza > > > > 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
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