Is there a standard for Javascript/jQuery <img /> that haven't yet been placed in the document? -


Is there a browser that loads images to load images if image tags are only among those coordinated JavaScript elements Which one is not documented? An example:

  $ ('& lt; img src = "/ path / to / image.jpg" / & gt;')  

Any specification that asks to load the image? I will ask because I am interested in the following implementation:

  1. Triggers a large preview image to load mouseover events on the thumbnail.
  2. Large preview image load and a load event, where it is plated at the top of the original mouseover element. The implementation of

(2) is not difficult, but I want to make sure that I try to do code> load in the browser in the firebug and Chrome console And it works fine, but I have not got any explanation that it will always work, I will not put it beyond a browser so that an image can be denied which is that document Has not been put in.

load events should run continuously in modern browsers. You may have problems with an out-dead browser (pre-IE6) One thing I should be suggesting is that you assign the src setting before the load event handler. This ensures that the event will fire ...

  $ ("& lt; img / & gt;"). Load (function ("(loaded!"); $ (This) CSS ("border", "solid 2px black"), attachment ("body");}). Src ("/ path / to / image.jpg");  

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