2011/2/17 Rajat Mittal <[email protected]>: > The problem is related to the Image object in JavaScript that I am using to > load these images. For certain images, when the onload fires the object > width and height property which should be the image's( that just loaded ) > width/height are 0. This results in my polaroid frame to collapse. This is > very weird as that image has actually been loaded successfully by the > browser. > Since the onload fires, the image has obviously loaded. So why is that its > width/height property are occasionally 0 when I read them in my JS. I mean I > can see the image in the network resource of the web-inspector. But somehow, > its not being read in my JS. Why not create some setTimeout in the onload handler, that will run until there is some height / width of the item? If it doesn't get a height / width in the next 5 second consider it not loaded or similar.
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