JQuery No image dimensions after append?

Your problem is that every time you say $(featured) you're creating a brand new jQuery object; then you do something to it and throw it — and what you did to it — away. The result is that you end up appending an empty div id="featured to wrapper : the images don't come out with no dimensions, they're just not there at all.

Your problem is that every time you say $(featured), you're creating a brand new jQuery object; then you do something to it and throw it — and what you did to it — away. The result is that you end up appending an empty to #wrapper: the images don't come out with no dimensions, they're just not there at all. Create one jQuery object and keep using that one object: var $featured = $(''); $('#imageTable tbody tr td img').

Each(function(){ $featured. Append(''); }); $featured. AppendTo('#wrapper'); Demo: jsfiddle.net/ambiguous/PXVG2/ Doing $(x).

Append(...) over and over again will work provided that x is something that is already in the DOM; your isn't such a thing. If you appended it to #wrapper first and #wrapper was in the DOM, then it would work okay if you used #featured instead of the HTML: var featured = ''; $(featured). AppendTo('#wrapper'); $('#imageTable tbody tr td img').

Each(function(){ $('#featured'). Append(''); }); Demo: http://jsfiddle.net/ambiguous/vPyy6/ This latter approach is rather wasteful though, it creates a new jQuery object on each . Each iteration.

The first approach is much better.

1 this looks better :) – alex Oct 21 at 6:00 This doesn't work. All images are loading but not displaying. If I add style="width:300px;height:100px;" to the image tag then all images show.

I don't know how else we can solve this issue – Pinkie Oct 21 at 6:48 @Pinkie: Can you provide a demo on jsfiddle. Net? The behavior you're describing doesn't make any sense.

– mu is too short Oct 21 at 6:54 I should add that the table is not initially in DOM. I'm calling a php script that generates the table with it's image contents. The table is loaded directly to a jquery's UI dialog, then i'm doing the above code to get the content from the dialog box to #wrapper.It's probably working in your jsfiddle example because you initially have table and images in DOM.

– Pinkie Oct 21 at 7:58 @Pinkie: It doesn't matter when then table is added to the DOM as long as it is there before you try to find it. If the table isn't in the DOM then $('#imageTable tbody tr td img') won't find anything. You need to duplicate your problem where I can see it or I can't help.

– mu is too short Oct 21 at 8:04.

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