Use the performance profiler, not the memory profiler.
On 2/27/14 3:09 PM, "Scott Matheson" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Hi
> I have 5 test users all running a mixture s PC, Windows, Flash Players
> all showing performance issues
>
>Use developers running MAC see none of these issues
>
>I made a change so the lesson is now added as a module, this will ensure
>a clean version every time, at the end of a lesson, is dispatch a message
>to remove the module
>
>the uses worked on 5 lesson, all lesion complete in the same way, with
>timing from instant to 12mins
>
>anyone got any ideas how i can track down the problems, profile show not
>memory problems
>
>
>Result Screen
>
>
>var _ep:Event = new Event("lesonMoveToPips", true ); // the name of the
>event is the same as the Event = define above
>
>this.dispatchEvent(_ep);
>
>
>
>Navigation
>
>
>_myModuleLoaderLesson.unload();
>
>this.removeElement(_myModuleLesson);
>
>this.saveWork();
>
>
>function SaveWork
>
> cursorManager.setBusyCursor();
>
> Server.saveUser(_uofsModel.user, networkErrorHandler,
>sucsessSaveHandler, failedSaveHandler);
>
>
>function sucsessSaveHandler
>
>
>// changes the view stack
>
>
>_uofsModel.activeMainMeunScreen = UofSConstants.PIPSPAGE;
>
>
>
>
>test results
>
>Finish 6 mins 24 secs
>
>Left it for a bit and worked on chrome book instead so it had a rest!
>
>Finish instant
>Finish instant
>Finish 12 mins 37 secs
>Finish 21 secs
>
>
>
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