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After struggling with an apparent Internet Explorer image preload
problem for the last few days I stumbled on the solution.
1) In my image preload function I was setting the image source to
"MR0_0.jpg".
2) When I called my image swap function I set the visible image source
to "MR0_0.jpg".
3) The image was actually named "mr0_0.jpg".
No kidding. The strange thing is that Firefox ignored the case error
completely, and just worked. The really strange thing is the IE
ignored the case error for the preloading of images, but when the image
swap function was called it kept checking the server for a new image.
Yes, I am the dumbest man alive. In the words of Ralph Wiggum, "Me
fail english? That's unpossible!".
-CJL
After struggling with an apparent Internet Explorer image preload
problem for the last few days I stumbled on the solution.
1) In my image preload function I was setting the image source to
"MR0_0.jpg".
2) When I called my image swap function I set the visible image source
to "MR0_0.jpg".
3) The image was actually named "mr0_0.jpg".
No kidding. The strange thing is that Firefox ignored the case error
completely, and just worked. The really strange thing is the IE
ignored the case error for the preloading of images, but when the image
swap function was called it kept checking the server for a new image.
Yes, I am the dumbest man alive. In the words of Ralph Wiggum, "Me
fail english? That's unpossible!".
-CJL