[Wtr-general] downloadtime and render_time

[Paul Rogers]

I think IE separates the download time and render time for each page. I always thought that for frames we needed something like

ie.download_time  # time for everything, all frames download, render
ie.download_times[xx]  # download time for specific item, xx could be frame name, id, index

I'll see what I can do.

Paul



----- Original Message -----
From: Bret Pettichord <bret at pettichord.com>
Date: Tuesday, October 17, 2006 9:28 am
Subject: Re: [Wtr-general] downloadtime and render_time

> Paul Rogers wrote:
> > I had a discussion today that got me thinking about the download 
> time.>  
> > the current wait method sets ie.download_time to be the total 
> time to 
> > download and then render the document.
> >  
> > To test if my javascript dynamic page has improved since my last 
> > refactoring, Id like to separte the page download time ( 
> load_time) 
> > and the rendering time ( render_time) which combined would add 
> up to 
> > download_time.
> >  
> > This seems fairly easy to do with the current wait method.
> >  
> > Does it make sense to others?
> We have a patch that's been submitted to improve the wait logic 
> for 
> nested frames. Perhaps you could add that patch while you are 
> looking at 
> this.
> http://jira.openqa.org/browse/WTR-107
> 
> Do you think your changes will be compatable with this patch?
> 
> BTW, where would you draw the line between download and rendor in 
> doing 
> this? Will this work for framed pages?
> 
> Bret
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