IHTMLMSPerformanceTimingMeasures::fullyLoaded Property

New for Internet Explorer 9

[This documentation is preliminary and is subject to change.]

Measures the time required to fully load the document that is loaded into the window object, as defined by a user-defined performance mark.

Syntax

HRESULT IHTMLMSPerformanceTimingMeasures::get_fullyLoaded(ULONGLONG *p);

Parameters

  • p
    The time required to load and begin displaying the document or 0 if the page failed to load.

Return Value

Returns S_OK if successful, or an error value otherwise.

Remarks

The IHTMLMSPerformanceTimingMeasures::fullyLoaded property requires a IHTMLMSPerformanceTiming::fullyLoaded performance mark. Use the IHTMLMSPerformance::markFullyLoaded method of the window.msPerformance object to define the performance mark.

When you evaluate the value of the IHTMLMSPerformanceTimingMeasures::fullyLoaded property, make sure that the document has fully loaded; otherwise, the property might return a value of zero (0).

The time measured by the IHTMLMSPerformanceTimingMeasures::fullyLoaded property is the difference between the IHTMLMSPerformanceTiming::navigationStart and the IHTMLMSPerformanceTiming::fullyLoaded properties of the window.msPerformance.timing property.

For a list of other performance measures and the order in which they occur, see the IHTMLMSPerformanceTimingMeasures interface.

See Also

MSPerformanceTiming, IHTMLMSPerformanceTiming::navigationStart, IHTMLMSPerformanceTiming::fullyLoaded