is there a PHP or CGI script that tells the user their speed?
Last edited by fimi; July 20th, 2002 at 08:41.
No...Originally posted by fimi
is there a PHP or CGI script that tells the user their speed?
PHP & CGI scripts are server side so it can't tell a thing about the end user other than what the browser tells it.
You can do some speed tests by downloading/uploading files if you really need to know though
ok then how is this site doing it? does any1 know?
Most sites just use a image to show people there speed.
here is one site that shows how they do it,
http://www.bandwidthplace.com/speedtest/faq.html
its located on the side of the page.
can anyone write this program for me?
and if anyone does can i have the code too?Originally posted by fimi
can anyone write this program for me?
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-Tee
What is so funny?Originally posted by master_tee
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Why do you need that script? There are many sites that have the speed test program anyway. And it may uses up so much data transfer cuz there maybe lots of people loading that speed test image.
i need it for something and i im the only one who uses it.
It is a javascript here is the code that I can produce:
Hope it would help all of you.Code:<html> <script language="JavaScript"> <!-- //Speed Testing script //Written by naveed afzal naveed = new Date; old_time = naveed.getTime(); --> </script> <body onload="t_time()"> You can put anything in body but change the file size according to it <img src="http://members.lycos.co.uk/naveedafzal/logo.gif"> <script> function t_time() { good = new Date; new_time = good.getTime(); var total_time; //Change the file size below to your own file size var f_size=976; total_time =f_size/(new_time-old_time); document.write("Time taken is "+total_time); } </script></body></html>
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