How Can I Debug The Loading Time Of Each Block In A Page?

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Hi,

I think there is a way to check the the loading time and number of requests for each block in a page?

Can any one advise please ..

2

You can either enable debug which will give you a gross look at DB versus PHP performance and combine that withe using your browser inspector to review each request.

3

Thanks Tony for the reply..

I did the following in the config.php file:

//Uncomment to enable the developer tools: debugger, PHP and SQL loggers, etc.
define('DEBUG_MODE', true);

//Uncomment to enable error reporting.
define('DEVELOPMENT', true);

Also I cleared the cashe .. but still can not see the bug icon ..

4

Please check the website header or others blocks, maybe something is over debug icon and have a higher z-index :D

5

Thanks Tony for the reply..

I did the following in the config.php file:

//Uncomment to enable the developer tools: debugger, PHP and SQL loggers, etc.
define('DEBUG_MODE', true);

//Uncomment to enable error reporting.
define('DEVELOPMENT', true);

Also I cleared the cashe .. but still can not see the bug icon ..

Please check the following article

https://docs.cs-cart.com/4.9.x/developer_guide/tools/debugger.html

6

Okay thanks ... I will use all what you suggested .. thanks

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It is best to have DEBUG and DEVELOPMENT be defined for you (or some set of users) only.

Here's what I use at many of my clients for a 'local_conf.php' file which is included from config.local.php.

Just change the $debug_ip's array to use your IP (or an array of different IP's) and it should work fine. You shouldn't have to clear the cache.

/*
 * Copyright 2011, 1st Source IT, LLC, EZ Merchant Solutions
 */
use Tygh\Registry;

if( !defined(‘BOOTSTRAP’) ) die(‘Access denied’);

define(‘my_debug_enabled’, true);  // change to false to disable

function my_debug_ip() {

$debug_ips = array(‘xx.yy.117.55’);

return in_array($_SERVER[‘REMOTE_ADDR’], $debug_ips);

}


if( defined(‘my_debug_enabled’) && my_debug_enabled && my_debug_ip() ) {

if(!defined(‘DEVELOPMENT’)) define(‘DEVELOPMENT’, true);

define(‘DEBUG_MODE’, true);

error_reporting(E_ALL);

ini_set(‘display_errors’, true);

}

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It is best to have DEBUG and DEVELOPMENT be defined for you (or some set of users) only.

Here's what I use at many of my clients for a 'local_conf.php' file which is included from config.local.php.

Just change the $debug_ip's array to use your IP (or an array of different IP's) and it should work fine. You shouldn't have to clear the cache.

/*
 * Copyright 2011, 1st Source IT, LLC, EZ Merchant Solutions
 */
use Tygh\Registry;

if( !defined(‘BOOTSTRAP’) ) die(‘Access denied’);

define(‘my_debug_enabled’, true);  // change to false to disable

function my_debug_ip() {

$debug_ips = array(‘xx.yy.117.55’);

return in_array($_SERVER[‘REMOTE_ADDR’], $debug_ips);

}


if( defined(‘my_debug_enabled’) && my_debug_enabled && my_debug_ip() ) {

if(!defined(‘DEVELOPMENT’)) define(‘DEVELOPMENT’, true);

define(‘DEBUG_MODE’, true);

error_reporting(E_ALL);

ini_set(‘display_errors’, true);

}

Awesome! good to know that ,, thanks alot Tony :)