I have an image that I want to delay the load of by 3 - 5 seconds. I've found tons of stuff on how to preload images, but nothing on how to delay the load of images.
I think this is something I can do with JavaScript and the setTimeout function. (If it's not, just direct me to the correct forum.) However, this is the image code and I just need to delay it loading:
I am using DOM to swap between DIVs to give the effect of a tabbed display window. Each of the DIVs contains its own images. I don't want all of these images to load with the page but rather just to load when the relevant DIV is selected. (All but 1 DIVs are hidden initially.)
By default, is this the case? Or can I use a function to not allow the images to load until I tell them to?
I've got a script that caches 52 card images and displays the appropriate card based on user input. It works fine, except when the page loads for the first time the results are unpredictable until a few seconds elapse. My guess is that it's taking time to cache the 52 images. Is there any way to delay the loading of the page until all 52 images are cached?
I recently set up a JQuery script to show and hide a specific DIV on my site. Everything is working correctly except when the page is loading, the DIV is fully expanded and hides as it's supposed to a few seconds later. Ideally, I would like this DIV to remain hidden until the user actually clicks on it. This seems to be a performance issue, but honestly I am a JavaScript novice so I really don't know where to go from here.
The page in questions is here. And the specific areas that use this script are the "Change Log" and "Readme" boxes.
I have a button on my site, which when clicked calls an ajax function. What I want to do though, is append a loading graphic for just 2 seconds inside the button such that it looks as if the website is 'busy' saving when the button is clicked. This is obviously just for user feedback as the 'save' is done instantly - it's just for user feedback to make the user confident that the save button has worked. To do this, I'm trying to append a loading image to the save button, delay for 2 seconds, then remove the image, but it doesn't seem to work.
I have this HTML:
<p><a href="#" title="" class="save">Save</a></p> And this jQuery: $ (
Ok i just created my portfolio site using a simple accordion effect i got from. [URL] Im very new to javascript and coding in general, so im sure my code is far from pretty. My question, is their a way to fix the delay on the way the accordion loads. if you go to my site [URL] you'll see that initially all the sections are visible and then they collapse after a few moments. is there anyway to make it so they are collapsed immediately.
I have this loading.gif image that is 750px, when it should be 32px. The reason it's huge now is because my original solution was displaying two images: one 750px version of the loading.gif image and one 32px version (in the center of the 750px) of the same image. Now I'm at least down to one image, even if it's the wrong version.Click any of the thumbnail images here, and then again on the thumbnail at the top of that popup product gallery to see what I mean: need that huge loading.gif to be 32px like it should be, and then expand to 750px once the image is loaded. I've tried a bunch of solutions, but nothing has solved the problem.This is the code I have at the moment, although I'm working on the issue now so it may change.
$('#inline .thumbGrid img').click(function(){ var strLargeImg = document.getElementById('OBOEsac'); $('.galleryPopup').attr('src','/site/scripts/colorbox/images/loading.gif');
I used DrDOS's solution from [URL]and modyfied it a bit so I have 2 images, first without and 2nd with a link to other page. It works just fine in FF but in Chrome and in IE it shows just 2nd image. On place where first image shall be it's just blank white space. I have javascript enabled in all browsers, btw.Here's a code in head:
<script type="text/javascript"> function loadImg() {
I am showing an image possibly 957x30 pixels size on a page. Whenever there is a mouseover or hover on this image, it is swapped with another image (say 957x130 pixels) by expanding its division in slidedown fashion and stays visible for few seconds before swapping back with first image.
I'm attempting to make a little slide show navigation box..thing, along the lines of what a lot of sports sites and, say, Gamespot use (digression: do these boxes have a technical name?).
My setup is pretty simple - I have a small PHP script that iterates over an image folder and pulls both the file name and last modified info from each image and stores them in an associative array. The array is json_encode()-ed. My jQuery $.get()'s the json, parses it, and then creates image elements based on the info. Cycle then does its thing and creates the slide show.
It all works, with one problem - the images don't appear upon a first visit to the site. They only appear on subsequent visits. This happens in the big three browsers (IE, FF, Chrome) without fail. A refresh is always necessary.
I'm not sure if it's a runtime issue, a cache issue, or if somehow Cycle isn't 'seeing' the images the first time. Please help. My code is below:
I'm trying to build an image gallery and I want to shrink all the images a bit to allow for enlarging them on mouseover. I have it working fine locally, but when deployed to my server it doesn't work because the image files are still loading as the javascript executes. What I wind up with is the js using the image's alt tag's text size as the image size, which then gets resized to create a squashed image. What I want to do is preload all the thumbnail images before the the function to resize them gets called so the resize function has the proper dimensions of the images to do the transformation on. I'm using the jQuery.Preload plugin for my preloading functionality.
$(document).ready(function(){
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My expectation of this code is that the enable_anim_resize() function will not be called until all the images are loaded, but I don't see any difference in this execution than if I just sequentially put in my resize code after the preload line and didn't use the onFinished callback for the preload method (example below:) $(document).ready(function(){ From my understanding of the documentation and examples of the preload plugin, the enable_anim_resize() function shouldn't be called until all images on the page are loaded, at which point the proper dimensions of these images should be available for correct resizing. Can anyone clue me in on what I'm missing here?
I have created a party-events website. Which displays a lot of dates of events. As you might understand this page takes some time to load. Therefor I want some of loading image to be displayed while the page is loading. Anybody has an idea how to pull this of? I don't know how.
In detail: People come to my website. They click on "events" and a loading.gif pops up and and makes the background darker. After the page has completely loaded the loading image disappears and the website shows.
In one of my web page I want to show an image preloader. ie When I clicked on the small thumbnail in my web page then the main large image will load. My code looks something like this
$("#images li").click(function(){ var image=this.href; $("#mainImage").attr('src',image); });
I want to show the Loading sign until the main image loads completely.
I was searching for a way in which I can load a very big image progressively in a div or when we use thickbox for example : when we open a very big image file directly in Firefox , it started showing the image right away progressing it to complete image.
The issue is the image's size is about 9Mb. So I want to display the waiting mess while loading. Which "event" that notify "complete loading" that I can use?
We are currently trying to locate the JS that will allow us to implement a progression of low-res-->hi res load for the big background images we have on each page of our new web site.In other words, we have a ginormous photo in the background, and want to avail the browser a very lo res version of said photo while the big photo loads.I have a feeling this is a real rookie question, but still, if there is anyone that can advise I'd be super grateful
I am handing a string as a parameter pImage = "Images/Available.jpg" If this image is NOT available I would like to load Images/NoImage.jpg. Unfortunately the following code does NOT work.
I have written some JAVA code that pulls and image from a DB and writes out the byte stream.When I call the URL directly I can see my image, however when I use something like:
function loadImage(filename) { $(document).ready(function() { alert('loadImage Called with ' + filename);
I am attempting to stop the loading and replace images with processed ones using the below code, the problem seems to be that even though I am removing the src attribute the original image still loads.
I am using a slideshow and want to basically have an 'image loading' whilst all the images load before the slideshow. Is there a way to do this? So far I have figured the best way around this is to have a GIF as a background image that says the loading message, and then once the slideshow loads over the top its fine, however im guessing this is'nt the right way to do this. I am using this slideshow set to just loop:
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I am open to using other similar slideshows if there is one more suited.
I am an asp.net developer and I wanted to display user popup (kind of) which freezes the screen so that user won't click anything else on the screen. There are some predefined controls in asp.net, but I wanted do this using Javascript.
