I've made a script that "sometimes" retrieves the width and height of a preloaded image, but it doesn't always work.
The intent was to select thumbnails from my webpage and open a new window that was the precise size of the larger image file.
About 20%, it works. I think IE caching is helping me without my knowledge.
Does anybody know a reliable way to get size info from an image file?
I started learning javascript couple of days ago, so this may be a noobie question.
I wrote a simple code that should re-size the image (there's some other code in here just in case) code...
I started learning javascript couple of days ago, so this may be a noobie question.
I wrote a simple code that should re-size the image (there's some other code in here just in case) code...
i have image button i need to display image .if the size of the image button is 100*100 and image size is 50*50 .the remaining space of the image button should be empty.the image should not stretch.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm having a little trouble with something a bit ridiculous. I have an image in a div, let says that the image's width is 100px (but in fact 300px, resize with em) and the div's width is 75px (it's an absolute div created by a plugin). I tried to do $('img').width() naturally, but it gave me the div's width. I tried some natives javascript methods (clientWidth, offsetWidth and scrollWidth), same things (but Firebug is saying that clientWidth is 100px, not 75px :'( ).
View 4 Replies View Relatedcan anybody tell me how to get the size of image using javsacript that can run both on IE,FF and safari.
i want to check if the image is greater than 2mb of size it should give an alert message to user ....
I've made a gallery that has thumbnails along the top and clicking them
changes the source for the full size image below, but it seems I can't
change the image size.
A workaround I made up is to put the fullsize image tag inside a div
tag. Clicking a thumbnail changes the innerHTML of the div to an image
tag with the proper size and source.
I'm wondering if this is the way to do it or if there's a better, more
proper way?
I have a link, and in this link have in href="link to my image", how do i get the size of the image inside href?
View 7 Replies View RelatedI am allowing users to upload images using an input with a type of file. Ideally what I'd like to do is use Javascript to get the size of the image that their trying to upload and to error if the image is too large.I'm using php to resize the image, but I'd like to warn the user before they submit the form, so they don't have to go back and start again.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have following image on my page, I use it as a spacer gif to get correct columns sizes.
<img id="leftcolumnspacer" src="images/spacer.gif" alt="">
I also enable the admin to preview the site in an iframe and change size of for exp. left column. Playing with td sizes do not give me exact pixel sizes, so I would like to make sure that a td is displayed correctly, by resizing the spacer gif.
var LeftColumnSpacerWidth = myForm.leftcolumnspacer_width.value; // comes from the form
var leftcolumnspacer = frames['testsite'].document.getElementById('leftcolumnspacer');
leftcolumspacer.style.width = LeftColumnSpacerWidth;
Why would this code not change the sizes of an image dynamically?
I found this code on another website and have been trying to mod the code so each image is the same size. but it will no even compile.So I am a bit fustrated right now. Any help on this topic<!-- Begin
var speed = 5000
var size = 75,100px
var Pic = new Array() don't touch this
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I really like the technique that has been used here to re-size the background image. Does anyone know where I can get a script that will do this.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI was hoping to get some help with altering the default size of a tag image.
Below is an example of what the "ElementByTageName" is doing.
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How would I go about changing the size of the tag elements?
And here is the javascript code...
var gal = {
init : function() {
if (!document.getElementById || !document.createElement || !document.appendChild) return false;
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I have a <img scr="mypic.jpg"in my html. I would like to display the
image by width=200 if the image width is larger than 200. I also would
like to display the image by its real width if the image width is
smaller than 200. How can I do it?
I'm searching for a short explenation for handling image animation regarding this situation [code]...
when i use this code the image is blowing up from the left top corner to the size i declared in the animate function. but im searching for a animation out of the middle of the current size to the declared one.
so it shoulndt blow up from top left ..more it should blow up to all corners at same time.
can someone show me an example or something like that?
I have created a grid of images and want them to scale up, similar to google images. I'd like to be able to get at the actual size of an image, rather than the current size. Is there a JQuery function that does this? It seems the width() method only retrieves the current size.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am implementing a zoom in feature, but actually tricking the user as a full screen image is simply being stretched.
I plan to apply it to several pages, and don't really fancy working out the pixels for each.
I believe that if you simply put width: 150% height 150% it will change the image size relative to the browser. I don't want that, I want it relative to the original image size. Could I do sort of height*1.5 or something? How would I write that if so?
<script>
$('#in').click(function() {
$('#drag img').animate({
width: '150%',
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I want every time i click on a link a new window to appear.. The new window i want to have the dimensions of the included picture. Finally I want a close button on the window ..
View 5 Replies View RelatedIf I have an image upload box on my page and I wanted to check the image either after selected or before the form is submitted to import it, is there a line or command I can use to return the size in pixels(width*height)...
I've seen it done and I'm assuming jscript has something to offer here but my googling has come up a bit short so I'm not too sure where to begin..
I just came back from a trip to find that my teacher has given us a new task,and it has javascript in it, witch is something I have barely been working with since we have not been given any tasks with it before.And the worst part is that I only have 2-3 days to do it.The task is a site that must has a javascript image gallery with thumbnails and when you click the thumbnail the image in it must fill the frame of the images in the gallery.. (Don't know if any one gets that )Adding a picture to this post. http://bildr.no/thumb/654358.jpeg
View 1 Replies View RelatedThis is an update to a previous question which didn't get any replies. Having tried some things it boils down to a question of whether jQuery can detect the width of an image on the page when that width hasn't been defined in the image tag or css.
I'm designing templates for other authors to use. If they put an image of over a certain width in a div it'll break the layout. I've tried to write a function that gets (1) the name of the div and (2) the maximum width allowable. It should then check the images in that div and if they're over the maximum width, resize them to the maximum width. If they're under it should leave them alone. If a width is defined in the the width attribute it should leave it alone.
I know that is what 'max-width' is for, but the browser in our organization is IE6 and that's not going to change anytime soon. It ignores 'max-width'.
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The result each time I tinker with it is that either it does nothing or it sets the widths of all images to maxwide, even the small ones. I'm doing wrong? The only clue I have is that if I alert the width of images going through the function, those without a defined width come up as 'auto', which it seems to think is greater than maxwide.
I have got an image and when I hover over it, I need it to make it bigger and to animate the action of "making it bigger".
View 2 Replies View RelatedIve got a hover effect going on when someone hovers over the images on my page which works fine. However on the page load, I would like the first image atmaximum size which is height:101px by width:101px. Ive added the code
$
(
'ul#Magnifine li img:first'
)
[code]....
with this line $('#'+linkID).load('img.php?verzeichnis='+title); images are loaded onlick into a div via the img.php. after this the image tags look like this:
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the class small sets the height to 150px. what i want now is to change the image height onclick to 400px. If the image is clicked again, it should be resized back to 150px height. i greated a style called .big with 400px and thought i can toggle the style between big an small. But unfortunately nothing happens it seems the image selector is ignored. maybe somone can help me addressing the images onclick. [URL]
I'm currently designing this website:
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and I'm trying to get the images on the left to fit the size of the browser screen on the right when you click on them. The images themselves are huge, so I'd like some kind of code that resizes the images to fit the size of the visitor's screen, which will vary from user to user.
I didn't write much of this code, but basically, it opens an image in a new window. The problem is that the new window can either be the whole page, or a certain set size. I would like to make the window height and width determined not by a pixel number, but by a percentage of the size of the image I am opening in the new window.
here is the piece of code I think is pertinant.
// Strip file name from image src
var spath=targ.getAttribute('src');
wholePathLength=spath.length;
strippedPathLength=spath.substring(0,spath.lastIndexOf("/")).length;
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