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Step 3: add lines

To measure pages that use frames you can either use the "Basic" version of SiteSpeed to measure a single frame, or you can use this version, the "Frames" version, to measure all the frames together.

Below you will find the lines you have to add to the HTML pages you want to measure. The lines will call the SiteSpeed scripts you have uploaded in step 2.

Use a simple text-editor to copy and paste the lines into your html. If you use a html-editor then be sure to paste when in "raw html" or "html source" mode.

Step 3.1: framestart

The framestart page is the page that starts all the frames, it contains the <FRAMESET> tag. Insert the following line somewhere above the <FRAMESET>. Use a simple text-editor to copy and paste the line into your html. If you use a html-editor then be sure to paste when in "raw html" or "html source" mode.

If you have installed SiteSpeed in another folder than "SiteSpeed" then you will have to change the URL in this line to point to the correct location.

Add this line:

<script src="/SiteSpeed/SiteSpeed.php"></script>

After adding the line to your page it should look like this: 

<html>
<head>
<script src="/SiteSpeed/SiteSpeed.php"></script>
....
<frameset ...>
  <frame ...>
  <frame ...>
  </frameset>
....
</html>

Step 3.2: one of the frames

Add the following 2 lines to one of your frames. It doesn't matter which frame, a good choice would be a frame with a menu. Line 1 goes into the <HEAD> of your page, line 2 somewhere inside the <BODY> of the page. The second line will show the clickable SiteSpeed icon at that spot. You can also place both lines together in the <BODY>, but placing line 1 in the <HEAD> is preferred.

If you have installed SiteSpeed in another folder than "SiteSpeed" then you will have to change the URL in this line to point to the correct location.

Line 1:

<script src="/SiteSpeed/SiteSpeed.php"></script>

Line 2:

<script language="JavaScript1.2">SiteSpeedFrame();</script>

After adding the lines to your page it should look like this: 

<html>
<head>
<script src="/SiteSpeed/SiteSpeed.php"></script>
....
</head>
<body>
....
<script language="JavaScript1.2">SiteSpeedFrame();</script>
....
</body>
</html>

Step 4: finish

Upload both pages (framestart and frame) to your webserver and open with a browser. You should now see the SiteSpeed icon. When all frames have been loaded the icon will start animating, and you can click it to see your statistics.

That's all! You're done!