I was already using a URL.debug flag to turn off all of my cfdump statements
This would be at the top of the page:
<cfif IsDefined("Url.Debug")><cfset Debug=Url.Debug><cfelse><cfset
Debug=0></cfif>
And then I wrapped any dump statements with a cfif check. If the URL was
left blank, debugging would be off, if you had ?debug=1, then it would show:
<cfif Debug><cfdump var="#qryName#" label="a label"><br></cfif>
Adding the <cfsetting> tag worked well, here is what I did (thanks Bruce, I
forgot about the tag!)
Top of page:
<cfsetting showDebugOutput = "No">
<cfset tickBegin = GetTickCount()>
Bottom of page:
<cfset tickEnd = GetTickCount()>
<cfset loopTime = tickEnd - tickBegin>
<cfoutput><br>Processing Time = #loopTime#ms</cfoutput>
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