Will this work for time differences at the browser level?
best, paul
At 10:09 AM 6/26/00 -0700, you wrote:
>If possible, turn on debugging in the CF Administrator. Otherwise, you
>could set a time stamp at the beginning of the process, a time stamp at
>the end of the process, and then do a datediff between the two time stamps
>to figure out how many milliseconds it took to process.
>
> > Loading a page with 8 distinct tables (no table
> > within a table) with one table with 33 rows
> > dynamically generated from a CF Query, I'm
> > seeing Netscape4 load the page faster than IE4
> > (it seems faster, I didn't actually time it).
> >
> > Is this a common finding?
> >
> > How do folks insert time stamps to verify timing?
> >
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