// Image Preloader v1.0 // http://www.dithered.com/javascript/image_preloader/index.html // code by Chris Nott (chris@NOSPAMdithered.com - remove NOSPAM) /* Add the following code to the document you want to use the script in (before any calls to the Array methods defined in the script): If the image_preloader.js file is in a different directory than the html document, be sure to include the relative path to the Javascript file in the src attribute value. Add an onload event handler to your tag that reads onload="preloadImages();". If your tag already has an onload event handler, append preloadImages(); to the current value (be sure to add a ; to the end of the current value if there isn't one already). Between the parentheses in the event handler, add the names of the image files as a quoted, comma-separated list. The file names must be valid relative or full urls. For instance, if you wish to preload two images called sample1.gif and sample2.gif both of which are in a directory named images, the event handler should read: onload="preloadImages('images/sample1.gif', 'images/sample2.gif');" =====> Anmerkung: onload kann auch im IMG-Tag eingesetzt werden! */ function preloadImages() { document.preload = new Array(); if (document.images) { for (var i = 0; i < preloadImages.arguments.length; i++) { document.preload[i] = new Image(); document.preload[i].src = preloadImages.arguments[i]; } } }