How to know whether or not a image has been loaded using javascript?

Https://github. Com/desandro/imagesloaded images loaded jQuery plug in will do that for you ;-).

Https://github. Com/desandro/imagesloaded - images loaded jQuery plug in will do that for you ;-).

Updates The previous solution was incorrect. (Thanks to @donut). Here is alternative simple way to do this using jQuery - $(function() { $("").

Load(function() { // Image img_01. Jpg has been loaded }); }); JavaScript Use Image pre-loading in JavaScript - img1 = new Image(); img1. Src = "image.

Jpg"; // at this line image. Jpg has been loaded After img1. Src = "image.

Jpg";, you can assure that image has been loaded and you can write your business logic jQuery Here is a simple jQuery plugin to accomplish this - // image preloading plugin $.fn. Preload = function () { this. Each(function () { $('')0.

Src = this; // at this line "this" image has been loaded }); }; Sample usage - var imagesToPreload = "img01. Jpg", "img02. Jpg", "img03.

Jpg"; imagesToPreload .preload(); // at this line all images has been loaded.

– Oddant Oct 10 at 11:31 @Oddantfr U updated the code and added some comments at location where you are assure that images has been loaded – Ramesh Soni Oct 10 at 11:35 thanks, this looks great. However it's not appropriate in my case. Have a look to the page if you have time to help.

This would be thoughtful. Benjamindegenne.Com/portfolio/numeric/upper-playground – Oddant Oct 10 at 11:44 @Oddantfr I think this can work in your case. Image preloading means they are loaded in the browsers cache.

After the image has been loaded, you can change the picture from progress bar to actual image. This time there wont' be any delay because image was already loaded in browsers cache. Let me know in this doesn't work for you.

– Ramesh Soni Oct 10 at 11:47 1 I've placed the script in the header instead at the bottom of pages and without altering any script it works fine. I understand the purpose of your script but since images are not cached (cause the src attribute is calling a php script that create and returns the appropriate thumb) my actual script doesn't need modifications. Anyways I'll be taking in consideration the above if someday I change the code.

Thanks! – Oddant Oct 10 at 12:04.

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