As part of an experiment I have run into another interesting item that I have tested and seems to work, but just because it seems to work may not mean that it is best practice. I am looping through source paths contained in links for the images and using this; It does seem to have the desired effect, photos loaded into a lightweight lightbox style modal window properly center themselves in the screen. When I remove this it is hit or miss on whether the image will center properly.
When I remove the css method the images should show up in the page, right? Because they don't. The display property seems not to be needed and I cannot see the image tags in Firebug.
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The first method sure does take a lot less code and seems functional for the purposes of opening the full-sized image centered on the page in a modal window but something about it strikes me as fishy - like it wouldn't be best practice. Anyone have any insight on this?
I'm having difficulty loading images via Ajax on a site that I've been working on.I'm performing the ajax by using the Request.HTML object of the MooTools framework. Basically, I'm just passing some parameters to a php script which outputs some image tags and then I insert that HTML into a pre-defined content div. For some reason though, it seems that big images don't seem to load consistently when using this technique. Usually, they will just show up as broken images, but when I navigate to the url of the image that is 'broken', it displays just fine. Also, occasionally after navigating to the actual url of the image, my browser will cache the image and then it will display just fine when loading it through Ajax.
It's for a photo gallery like this http:[url].....php but the one I need it for has 100 images so the page loads much slower. I can't just put the loading gif behind the images (as you would normaly) because you can see it with each image fade in and out. how I can have a loading gif show "only" while the images are initially loading, and then it goes away?
I am currently using the scrollable jquery plugin to scroll some images of thumbnails in a gallery. What I'm trying to do now, is figure out how to load the large version of those thumbnails into a div when they are clicked.
Here is a link to the webpage where the source can be viewed. [URL]
Having just dipped my toe in the jQuery pool, I've managed to create a preload and fadein for images on this portfolio site.However, when I view the page in Firefox something odd happens. Initially, the images load in fine with the desired effect. But when I click the logo (which links back to the same page), the images fail to load. I have to refresh for them to reappear.
I have a couple of questions regarding the loading of .js files for the browser and would like anyone to point me wher to find the answer (or if you know the answer and tell me will do just fine ;) ) - If I have several pages all using 'somejs.js' file this file is shared on disk and is downloaded only once... but how about in memory, is it also shared and just loaded once?
-Also, when are the .js files unloaded from memory?
-Can I unload at any given time a .js file from memory?
My code is very simple: a div conatining 5 images (always the same 5!) to swap using the fade effect. It works fine in IE but in Firefox (I have Firefox 8.0) the images are not being uploaded. I checked previous posts and some point out that instead of doing
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I would need to include a 'load' event trigger. However, since I am not that familiar with javascript or jquery programming, I couldn't manage to program this solution and tested.
I am currently using the scrollable jquery plugin to scroll some images of thumbnails in a gallery. What I'm trying to do now, is figure out how to load the large version of those thumbnails into a div when they are clicked. Here is a link to the webpage where the source can be viewed. [URL]
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I am having an issue with my slideshow images not always loading correctly and instead displaying just a thumbnail of the image. If I reload the page the image works correctly [code]...
I've got image files named 0-0, 0-1, 0-2 and so on up to a certain point, and I want to load each file until it can't find another, hence the jquery ajax error. At the moment, this works in firefox only.
Code: for (var i = 0; i < _images.length; i++) { var ready = 1; var count = 0; var arr = [];
I have a jQuery based gallery [URL] that will load thumbnails to the bottom of a page, however for some reason these images only load on Firefox and IE (Not Chrome or Safari). I'm not sure this is due to jQuery completely.
I have an Innerfade image gallery on my home page and when the page loads, i briefly see all images before the script kicks in.Is there anyway I can hide the images while loading, or make sure the script executes before the images are loaded perhaps?
I'm working on a project that involves a page with a large amount of images (sometimes 400+). What's the best way to handle this? Should I track the loading-state of all of them, or is it save to assume I can do stuff as soon as the last image is loaded? So.
I am new to using jquery and had a question about the slider that I use on my portfolio [URL]. The slider works perfectly but the one issue I have is that whilst it is loading you can see all the images that are used in it tiled vertically, overlapping the text and the rest of the site. It basically looks very ugly whilst loading so I was wondering if there is a way to hide the images whilst it loads, or if there is another alternative?
With the following code I'm loading images asynchronously into an html document.
$('input.src:hidden').each(function() { var img = new Image(); $(img).load(function() {
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As you can see there are some hidden fields in the document that hold the source locations of the images.By looping trough them the images are being loaded, but not as expected. I'd expect them to always be in the order of 18, 19, 20, 21 but instead of that images get loaded, well for as far as I can see, pretty randomly.
I have an image sitting in a <td> tag, and I want the image to change every 5 seconds. I have a total of 3 images that I need to cycle, and I need it to go back to image1 after displaying image3 for 5 seconds.
I want to call the changeAd() function from the setInterval method within the startAdPAge() function because I am going to be adding more statements to the startAdPage() function, so the body onload event will call the startAdPage() function, which will in turn, call all the other functions.
I was using an if/else statement in the changeAd(), but that only changed between image1 and image2, so i am trying this array, but now it is not changing at all.
I am trying to load an image into a div using AJAX.Instead on loading the image, I get PNG as the result in the div.Does anyone know how to load an image into a div?
function pre_load_pics() { if (document.images) { var image1 = new Image(400,265); image1.scr = "pic1.jpg"; var image2 = new Image(400,265); image2.scr = "pic2.jpg";
etc etc
}
and the following in the body
<script> pre_load_pics(); </script>
but images are not downloaded until the app needs them later. Something wrong ? I thought they should be downloaded earlier?
I feel like a complete fool! I should know the answer to the Q:
How do I load an image with JS and replace the default image?
Some background: My final objective is to have a web site where it is VERY difficult to copy images off the site. The first thing I was going to do was force folks to turn on JavaScript so that I could disable the right click pop up menu. To force this, I thought I would have all the default images say that JavaScript is required to view the images. The problem is that I cannot figure out for the world in me how to load the good image.......
I want to pre-load images for my gallery, but I'm not sure of the best way to go about it. Currently, I have php code that generates thumbnail images on page load and while this works fine, it at times can be very time consuming. For reference, below is my php code. how I could/should pre-load images?
I have some rollover images on my website, and they don't switch until the page is finished loading.Is this standard? Is there a way to have the rollovers work when the page is still in the process of loading all the images?
In my website I constructed a script that changes the image.sources of several images. The changes are made by calling a JS-function. The function is invoked by selecting an option in an html-form. In my second post below I pasted the code.
The problem is that each time the images are changed the browser starts to load them all again, although all images were PRELOADED in the <head> section of my HTML page. It takes time every time a user invokes image changings, and also the visual effects are worsened. How can I prevent the browser from loading the images again each time?
