Application to do this?

K

KiwiBrian

Is there a program/application that I can point at my site on my Hard Drive,
and will give me a print report of the size of each page on the site,
including dependant files?
I have a couple of means of doing this one page at a time, but would like a
global one pass solution if possible.
TIA
Brian Tozer
 
R

Richard

KiwiBrian said:
Is there a program/application that I can point at my site on my Hard Drive,
and will give me a print report of the size of each page on the site,
including dependant files?
I have a couple of means of doing this one page at a time, but would like a
global one pass solution if possible.
TIA
Brian Tozer

At first I thougth treesize might do this but it does not list each file
seperately.

Perhaps a directory listing in DOS might do what you want.
Such as c:> dir /p

This will list the directory by page, allowing you to see a long list of
files.
 
S

Steve Pugh

Richard said:
Perhaps a directory listing in DOS might do what you want.
Such as c:> dir /p

This will list the directory by page, allowing you to see a long list of
files.

What does the phrase
"each page ... including dependant files"
mean to you?

Steve
 
M

Mitja

Is there a program/application that I can point at my site on my Hard
Drive, and will give me a print report of the size of each page on the
site,
including dependant files?

I've used "Xenu's link sleuth". Simple and free. Only does the basic
stuff, but it's usually enough.
 
K

KiwiBrian

What does the phrase
"each page ... including dependant files"
mean to you?

My desire was to get a feel for the download time of each of the site's
pages.
Each page has a small amount of text, hence a small html file, but as the
site is primarily an artist's picture gallery the download time is primarily
dependant on the data-size of the particular images displayed on each page.
Hence a printed report that gave each HTML file-name, and the filenames and
data-sizes of all of the images displayed on that page would be very useful.
Thanks
Brian Tozer.
 
S

Steve Pugh

I was actually asking RtS not you.
RtS thought that a simple directory listing would give what you asked
for.
Hence a printed report that gave each HTML file-name, and the filenames and
data-sizes of all of the images displayed on that page would be very useful.

Which a simple directory listing wouldn't do.

Steve
 
T

Toby Inkster

Richard said:
Perhaps a directory listing in DOS might do what you want.
Such as c:> dir /p

Richard has (for once) stumbled on an almost correct answer.

Open a DOS window, CD to the correct directory, and then issue this
command:

DIR /4 /S /OG /ON /OE >listing.txt

Then open listing.txt in a text editor (e.g. Notepad) and print it off.
 
K

KiwiBrian

Toby Inkster said:
Richard has (for once) stumbled on an almost correct answer.

Open a DOS window, CD to the correct directory, and then issue this
command:

DIR /4 /S /OG /ON /OE >listing.txt

Then open listing.txt in a text editor (e.g. Notepad) and print it off.

Thanks Toby, but I don't think I can do that in my XP, or if I can I don't
know how.
Attempts have been unsuccessful.
Brian Tozer
 

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