I’m making a small game. You have to find the ball under a randomized cup. First the images are stored in a nodeList. Then the winning cup is calculated randomly from the length of the nodeList. My problem: After the random value for winningCup has been calculated I don’t know how to find the other two indexes from the ‘images’
Tag: image
Using a default image on load of the page, then overwrites it
I have a page which contains several images. When the page loads it provides a default image for each IMG: What I want is something like this: Where src2 overwrites src1 when it is loaded. Edit: The first image (src1) comes as the page loads while the second (src2) is requested trough the internet. Example: https://cdn.pixabay.com/photo/2016/10/17/10/52/wind-farm-1747331__340.jpg Answer Use the onLoad
What is the Maximum image dimensions supported in desktop Chrome?
This can be very broad, but let me just narrow it down. Assume that Browser: Chrome Latest (Desktop) Hardware: Windows Standard PC with default Intel Graphics card Ram: 8GB Processor: i7 @ 3.40 GHz What is the maximum Width x Height I can support ? If I try to put a 27150 x 20950 image into an <img> tag Chrome
HTMLImageElement not valid as a React Child
I’m trying to load an image asynchronously and only when it’s been loaded, display it in a React app. I’m getting below error: Objects are not valid as a React child (found: [object HTMLImageElement]) I would like to know why this error is happening. Of course if I just add an <img> tag, it works fine. Answer React cannot directly
Vue.js assets file path when using v-for
I’ve just started using Vue.js, it’s simple enough accessing the assets folder when loading a static img such as my logo: however, I’m using v-for to create several list items using sample data, this is my template: and this is the sample data declared within the same .vue file: My problem is that the imgs all 404 which seems weird
Identify image paint complete in browser
In case of a high resolution image load in browser, even after network got the image from server. Browser taking some time to display them as it paints gradually. How can I identify this paint job is complete by browser? http://postimg.org/image/txm6e94jz/ – check this image. There image in home page is half rendered, what event can I use, to see
TinyMCE Image Upload API not showing image picker icon
We followed the instructions on this tutorial but for some reason, the upload button (the search folder icon next to the image URL) on the image dialog does not show: http://www.tinymce.com/wiki.php/Handling_Asynchronous_Image_Uploads We’ve tried with just the images_upload_url option as well as all the options, but the upload icon never shows: The articles suggest that all you really need is specify
Easiest way to get list of files in the server directory
I need to get array of all images (or simply of all files) in directory (e.g. www.example.com/images/). I prefer to use JavaScript but it’s hard to make. So should I use PHP, meybe? Could you please help me – I’m not good at this. Thank you very much! Answer Javascript cannot fetch all files on a server, as it is
ReadFile in Base64 Nodejs
I’m trying to read an image from client side encoded in base64. How to read with nodejs? My code: But, I got this error: Answer Latest and greatest way to do this: Node supports file and buffer operations with the base64 encoding: Or using the new promises API:
Making my background images load faster
http://www.leona-anderson.com I have a different Background images on each site an since they are 1080p they take a bit to load. I use wordpress 4.0.5 with minamaze theme. I have found out that my use a preload javascript function, but in my case on the frontpage I do not have information about the background image of the other sites so