Page views: negative think time

Hello. I have been looking at the Recent Page Views report in Application Express 3.2.1.00.11 and can see negative values in the think time column. Is this a mistake or do these mean something ? Thanks.

Think time is the lag from the last page view. So if page view 1 was at point in time 1 and page view 2 was at point in time 2, think time is the time 2 - time 1.
Mike

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Hi ,
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TIA,
Ramesh

Think time is the lag from the last page view. So if page view 1 was at point in time 1 and page view 2 was at point in time 2, think time is the time 2 - time 1.
Mike

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I think that is the default behavior of the page viewer webpart.
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http://meritsolutions.com/meritmatters/archives/576-Displaying-a-File,-Folder-or-Web-Page-in-the-Page-Viewer-Web-Part.html
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Dave Merchant wrote:
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I think it may be <div class="html5gallery-viral-0"> (contains the social media buttons) // screencasteu.worldsecuresystems.com/AP/2013-08-01_1033.png
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