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How to find Average Time takes to load the particular pages?

  • April 6, 2017
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Hi,

Is there a way to use any specific metrics to get average time takes to load the particular page?. Captured page load time using getloadtime plugin but finding some difficulty to use that metrics to get the average load time. 

Any suggestions or thoughts?

Thanks

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    Best answer by Løjmann

    Hi Artem,

    You will have to setup a calculated metric. Let's pretend you uses event 1-10 for this, then it would be event9 / event10 (as a decimal metric), then you would get it. See the attached dump for an example.

    /Løjmann

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    Løjmann
    Løjmann
    Level 5
    April 6, 2017

    Hi,

    Take a look at the performance timing plugin from Adobe, requires that you spend some events and a list-var: https://marketing.adobe.com/resources/help/en_US/sc/implement/performanceTiming.html

    It increases the size of your tracking requests significantly, but also provide a great level of details... If you implement it, you won't be able to use the Digital Pulse debugger anymore, as the requests gets to large. You can use the network console, fiddler, charles or similar to debug instead....

    /Løjmann

    artemperchyk
    artemperchyk
    April 10, 2017

    Hi Løjmann,

    I have implemented performanceTiming, it works correctly, I receive data into events.

    But I am new to Adobe Analytics and have no idea how to get an average value of page load in a report, i mean, divide this huge number countered in event variable by amount of actual tracking requests to AppMeasurement. Screenshot of what I have in event is attached.

    Could you help me out with it please?

    Thanks,

    Artem

    Løjmann
    LøjmannAccepted solution
    Level 5
    April 10, 2017

    Hi Artem,

    You will have to setup a calculated metric. Let's pretend you uses event 1-10 for this, then it would be event9 / event10 (as a decimal metric), then you would get it. See the attached dump for an example.

    /Løjmann

      artemperchyk
      artemperchyk
      April 11, 2017

      Løjmann, you literally saved my day. Thank you so much!

      Løjmann
      Løjmann
      Level 5
      April 11, 2017

      Perfect, glad to help :)

      /Løjmann

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