Hi,

It looks like you just need to toggle the switch in the backoffice -> settings -> Profiling.

Then when you visit a page it has a cookie stored that you want to show the miniprofiler. This will only work when you have debug=true in your web.config.

PR with this amend in

hi - yes i have the backoffice setting ticked, and debug=true in web.config. Do i need to put something in the view file or does it get injected into the page markup automagically? thanks

Hi,

It should just display the miniprofiler when you go to one of your pages.

Cheers, David

The only thing i can think of is that my views are of type MyCustomUmbracoViewPage, not UmbracoViewPage directly. If miniprofiler is looking for the UmbracoViewPage type to inject itself into then there would need to be an alternate way for custom views.

Hi Andrew,

From what I can see, the profiler is setup at boot time and either looks for the cookie called UMB-DEBUG, or a query string parameter umbDebug with a value of true. This will then start the profiler.

You could be right though, if you're using your own ViewPage it doesn't fire. Just out of curiosity, what are you doing? Does it inherit from UmbracoViewPage?

hi - yes,MyCustomUmbracoViewPage<T> : UmbracoViewPage

Interesting - I can't replicate this not displaying.

I've just created a dummy class to inherit from UmbracoViewPage and use this on my view but the miniprofiler still shows in the top right corner.

Are you doing anything extra in your class?

Can you strip it back to test (I'm now intrigued!) If you just use the UmbracoViewPage<> on your view does the miniprofiler display as expected?

This was my dummy class for testing:

public class CustomUmbracoViewPage<T> : UmbracoViewPage<T>
{
    public override void Execute()
    {
    }
}

hi David

thanks for trying to replicate :)

hmm interesting, no I changed back to UmbracoViewPage but it's still not showing.

so at this point I have:

• "?umbDebug=true" on url
• "Activate the profiler by default" ticked in backoffice
• debug="true" in web config
• latest umbraco 8.1.1
• UmbracoViewPage

I wonder what i've done as it's essentially a vanilla install

I had the same problem, vanilla install via nuget, ver. 8.7.0. Solved it by adding @MiniProfiler.Current.RenderIncludes() in the layout cshtml. You also need to add @using StackExchange.Profiling; at the top.

I found that when you want to view backoffice requests as well you could go directly to the MiniProfiler-pages:

mysite.com/mini-profiler-resources/results-index

Will display a recent list of requests and provide navigation for details.

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