: Measuring site load times after user is logged in? How can I test my site "as if" users have logged in and then accessing different parts of the website? I saw Is there a good way to measure
How can I test my site "as if" users have logged in and then accessing different parts of the website?
I saw Is there a good way to measure my site's response time from different parts of the world? but it looks like its just for a "outside" / publicly visible page.
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You can use the free iMacros browser addons and time the macro runtime with the STOPWATCH command: wiki.imacros.net/STOPWATCH (= web performance testing)
It may help you
When some user login, you save this time in some variables. Once he had login, in jquery ready() send the current time to your some php or jsp page(whatever you have). subtract both time.
THis is just concept only. I hadnt tried it b4
It's the same concept except you need to use software capable of handling logins. Or, you can disable authentication for that user agent during testing.
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