Expand my Community achievements bar.

Join us at Adobe Summit 2024 for the Coffee Break Q&A Live series, a unique opportunity to network with and learn from expert users, the Adobe product team, and Adobe partners in a small group, 30 minute AMA conversations.
SOLVED

Page load time capture in Angular JS 4 and above

Avatar

Level 3

Hi,

We have implemented adobe through DTM for our Angular JS site. We are getting the page name and other custom tagging details, but noticed the page load time is same for across all the pages until that particular page is refreshed.

Will the same plug in work what we are using for J query or any other additional changes need to be done.

Thanks in advance.

Regards

Tirumal

1 Accepted Solution

Avatar

Correct answer by
Level 3

Do you have a data layer, or a key you can update with start and stop times to record angular's time of execution on client side?

Usually pageloadtime involves the data response time from request to response handling, maybe you could embed the response time into your api responses to provide detail to the frontend and measure the loadtime of data / ui update execution time?

View solution in original post

2 Replies

Avatar

Correct answer by
Level 3

Do you have a data layer, or a key you can update with start and stop times to record angular's time of execution on client side?

Usually pageloadtime involves the data response time from request to response handling, maybe you could embed the response time into your api responses to provide detail to the frontend and measure the loadtime of data / ui update execution time?

Avatar

Employee Advisor

Agreed with AJ here, you'll want to double check what the page load time is currently measuring, and adjust the plugin accordingly.