Why not? Does the page make only a single HTTP request?
As @RyanReese suggested in his post#13 use http://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/
Pingdom will browse your web-page and produce a detailed report.
Also there are comprehensive instructions on how to reduce your response time.
1 Like
No, because I didn’t use JavaScript or AJAX, on some pages it makes multiple calls.
I guess I was hoping there was a way to have PHP and the Webserver do everything they need and then display the page.
(When you order a hamburger, they don’t bring out a bun, and then fling you your patties, and then come out later with lettuce, tomatoes and onions, and then…)
I saw that, but had horrible Internet last night, plus I guess I have to remove my .htaccess password for it to work?
A browser will do that for you though by default 
.
Are you getting an error when trying?
Good thing I don’t order lunch over my browser!
Well, I saw a thumbnail of the login screen for my .htaccess login. I had hoped that if I logged in once, my browser would keep the settings, but since this site tests your site as another site, my .htaccess blocked it as intended.
When I have time, I’ll have to log into the webserver and disable my password and try it again.
This topic was automatically closed 91 days after the last reply. New replies are no longer allowed.