<cftimer>

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Displays execution time for a specified section of CFML code.

Lucee displays the timing information along with any output produced by the timed code.

This tag must have a body.

This tag is also supported within <cfscript>


		<cftimer
    type=string
    label=string
    unit=string
    variable=string
><!--- body ---></cftimer>

Attribute	Description
type _{string, optional}	edit debug: displays timing information in a table in the debug output under the heading "CFTimer Times". There is a column for Label, Time (in ms), and Template. The default label is an empty string. comment: displays timing information as an inline HTML comment following the closing `</cftimer>`. Uses the format `<!-- [label]: [elapsed time in ms] -->`. The default label is an empty string. inline: displays timing information as inline HTML following the closing `</cftimer>`. Uses the format `[label]: [elapsed time in ms]`. The default label is an empty string. outline: wraps the `<cftimer>` block with a `<fieldset>` element, then displays timing information as a `<legend>` element rendered just before the closing `</fieldset>`. Uses the format `<legend align="top">[label]: [elapsed time in ms]</legend>`. The `<fieldset>` element is given a class of `cftimer`. The default label is an empty string. Default: debug
label _{string, optional}	edit Label to display with timing information. Default: " "
unit _{string, optional}	edit Base unit for the timing, valid values are: nano: nano seconds micro : micro seconds milli: milli seconds (default) second: seconds Introduced: 6.0.0.98
variable _{string, optional}	edit The name of the variable in which to save the timer execution time into. Introduced: 6.0.0.98

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<cftimer label="Nap time" type="outline">
  This case take run based upon time.
<cfset sleep(200)>
  <b>Successfully Stopped.</b>
</cftimer>