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Preloading Images into Javascript variables

Can anyone help me with this problem:

I am trying to preload images, but I am not doing them the traditional way (which works fine):

<script language=javascript>
var myImage = new Image()
myImage.src = 'mylocalfile.gif'
</script>

..... in the html body

<img src = myImage.src </img>

Instead, I need to use the results of an aspx page (which writes out an image to the response stream):

<script language=javascript>
var myImage = new Image()
myImage.src = 'http://localhost/makemeanimage.aspx?size=120'
</script>

..... in the html body

<img src = myImage.src </img>

This doesn't throw an error, but the image is always missing. It always works if I use a local image file, but not an image served from the aspx page.

Strangely enough, the following DOES work though:

<img src = 'http://localhost/makemeanimage.aspx?size=120' </img>

I could just do this, but I need to use the images in a rollover, which would be very slow on modem speed connections if the page is hit every time the rollover occurs.

Does this mean that I can't preload images served from an aspx page in javascript?

using vs 2003

thanks

sorry about the cross post

Nov 18 '05 #1
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