Queries, Query Time, Page Execution Time

[oxicottin]

Hello, I see Queries, Query Time, Page Execution Time in ZenCart footers and would like to know how its done or if there is a module out there for this? Thanks!!

[kobra]

admin > config > logging > Display The Page Parse Time

[oxicottin]

tried that and for some reason it doesnt show in my footer?

[DrByte]

please post the contents of your customized tpl_footer.php and tpl_main_page.php files here.

[kobra]

re you sure you set this?

If the site in your sig this is te view source and there is no code being parsed for the "parse time":

</div>
<!--bof- parse time display -->
<!--eof- parse time display -->
<!--bof- banner #6 display -->
<!--eof- banner #6 display -->
</body></html>

[oxicottin]

Sorry I couldnt get back sooner but It isnt killing me that this isnt visable I just woundered if there was a setting in the admin I was messing. Thanks for the replyes and info...

Kobra, yes this is the site in my sig. are you saying those lines arnt in the file?

[kobra]

Yes that is correct for if set in the admin (and the files are all there and functional as they should be) then the view source should indicate something like this from one of my sites

</div>
<!--bof- parse time display -->
<div class="smallText center">Parse Time: 0.291 - Number of Queries: 832 - Query Time: 0.0740792019196</div>
<!--eof- parse time display -->

[gezuvor]

Not to drag this thread back from the beyond, but is there a way to truncate the query time to a set number of digits? Something like 0.12345? I get varying values and sometimes it goes out to 12+ digits...

[kobra]

Not to drag this thread back from the beyond, but is there a way to truncate the query time to a set number of digits? Something like 0.12345? I get varying values and sometimes it goes out to 12+ digits...

The code could be written to do this but by default ZenCart takes what ever precision the server provides...
Normally an operating shop does not display the parse as mostly it is for an owner to be able to see if this or that makes any improvement/degradation

[gezuvor]

Okay, good point Kobra! We have it enabled on our old site and I assumed it was okay to just leave on...

BTW - I found what I was looking for by replacing

<?php echo $db->queryTime(); ?>

with

<?php echo round($db->queryTime(),5); ?>

where the 5 represented how many digits after the decimal I wanted to display...