That was not the cause of the problem. I was already using a timeout to make it
wait for the screen to update. The problem was that IE doesn't bother updating
the screen unless it is VERY sure that the code requires it.
Using a JS Image() meant that IE though that I only needed it for scripting and
that it had nothing to do with the screen.
By using the onload event of the <img>, IE finally caught on to what I was
doing. It now updates the screen before downloading the updated image.
Eytan Heidingsfeld wrote:
> use timeouts to push things off
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