oldyork90 wrote:
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Is there a way I can time browser drawing/rendering time for a given
element. I have a huge table. I have it's name.
`table' elements cannot have a name as the `table' element type does not
have a `name' attribute. They can have an ID as the element type has an
`id' attribute. Anything else is invalid markup, see
http://validator.w3.org/ Quote:
We'd like to experiment with different combinations to speed things
along.
Make your table much shorter.
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Can we capture the time somehow?
Yes, you can.
<script type="text/javascript">
var start = new Date();
</script>
<!-- markup -->
<script type="text/javascript">
document.write("<p>Rendering of the markup before took about "
+ (new Date() - start) + " ms.<\/p>");
</script>
should suffice. You may also use window.alert() instead of document.write().
PointedEars
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