in reply to Huge variance in script run time

Its control-F5 in IE to force the refresh. I've noticed thought that IE does seem to cheat sometimes with forms and forcing the refresh. Clearing the temp files always seems to work though.

In your trouble shooting you don't mention if they still take 30 seconds to view the page or is it that with the print they get the output sooner? I'm not clear on that.


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Re: Re: Huge variance in script run time
by Daniel Adams (Initiate) on Dec 10, 2003 at 00:58 UTC
    Thank you for your response. To address your points:

    - control-F5 makes the page still load in 0.5secs for me, same as refresh. it shows fresh data if added to the database file too, I'm am not viewing a cached copy to the best of my knowedge, and why would my machine cahce the results and non-one elses?

    - if I replace the printing of the HTML output with the printing instead of the stopwatch results, the results display instantaneously on any machine.

    This is all AFAIK - as I say, it works fine on mine so I am relying on what others tell me - I consistently here they experience a 30second delay for the HTML to generate on their screen. If you (or anyone else) wants to email me, I will provide the URL and/or code on an individual basis if you want to check it.

    Thanks for the help so far - Dan
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