You can output your own execution time:
At the top of your template (possibly in application.cfm):
Now at the bottom of your page:
Execution Time: #Evaluate(GetTickCount() -
Request.iExeTime)#
Format however you'd like...
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From: Kevin McCabe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Hi All,
Just wondered if there was a way in which to get:
Execution Time
20 milliseconds
Part of the debug to Display in a Different Colour is its over a Certain =
Amount.
Any Ideas?
Kev
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Hi All,
Just wondered if there was a way in =
which to=20
get:
Execution =
Time
20 =
milliseconds
Part of the debug to Display in a =
Different Colour=20
is its over a Certain Amount.
Any Ideas?
Kev
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