Re: Controling buffer: php/smarty or apache?

Hi David, Thanks for the reply. I am aware of this 'browser' issue but it seems that it's not the case. I'll look again but since I do not use tables only divs/css I am running out of option on the html site. On 1/22/06, David Tulloh <david@tulloh.id.au> wrote: > > The browsers use a whole bunch of different ways to figure out how it > should render the page and if it should do it on the fly or wait until > the page is fully downloaded. > > Assuming the content you are testing is the same for the static and > dynamic pages you should probably start looking for little things that > may be different. From what I've read, adding extra column information > to the table tag and making sure the doctype is correct so you don't end > up in quirks mode are both large factors. > > Using 'wget ---save-headers' and 'diff' will help you find any small > difference between the pages. > > > David > > robert mena wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I am facing a strange problem. My site, even tough designed to appear > > quickly at user's browser, appears at "once". If I test the static HTML > > version it starts to appear as downloaded If I test the php generated > > version the page seems render as a whole. > > > > I am using smarty as a template and it seems to be related to a buffer > > somewhere: php/smarty or apache. > > > > I've used microtime and from the begin of the php script until after the > > smarty->display it takes from 0.05s (min) to 0.32s (max) > > > > Any tips of how can I figure out what is "slowing" down my site? > > > > tks > > > >