Timing Your PHP Scripts
Posted by Nessa | Posted in code,php | Posted on April 15, 2007
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This was just a little code addon that I put together as part of a tutorial I wrote on a friend’s site (and copied on mine) about PHP optimization. Added to a page on your site, it will calculate how much time it took for a page or script to execute using PHP’s microtime() function. I only added this to my main page, but you can easily create a plugin or include file to show the generation time of all your pages.
First, add this code to the very beginning of your PHP file:
<?php
$stime = microtime();
$sarray = explode(" ", $stime);
$stime = $sarray[1] + $sarray[0];
?>
Now, add this to the very end:
<?php
$etime = microtime();
$earray = explode(" ", $etime);
$etime = $earray[1] + $earray[0];
$ttime = $etime - $stime;
$ttime = round($ttime,3);
echo "This page loaded in $ttime seconds.";
?>
That was easy, wasn’t it? You should now see a little line at the bottom of your page that shows how long it took to execute. There is an example on the bottom of my home page.
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