Tutorial Fixing .load() in IE for cached images
The .load() function fires when the element it's called upon is fully loaded. It is commonly used on images, which may not be fully load...
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The .load() function fires when the element it's called upon is fully loaded. It is commonly used on images, which may not be fully loaded when the JavaScript originally runs, and thus would return incorrect information about themselves (e.g. height/width). Most browsers deal with this fine. IE can cause problems, when images on the page are cached.
Selecting the image and changing it's src
Selecting the image and changing it's src
