Correct me if I'm wrong:
- An image upload form, using AJAX Upload, allows users to upload an image onto your server.
- AJAX Upload calls an
onComplete
callback with the URI of the newly-uploaded image.
- You create a new
img
DOM element with src
set to the URI of the uploaded image.
- The
img
DOM element is added to the document.
showhide
is called on the img
element.
If this is correct, then it explains why elementWidth
and elementHeight
are sometimes not correct. The problem is that the browser needs time to download the image, and elementWidth
and elementHeight
are not valid until the image has been fully loaded.
To fix this problem, I would try calling showhide
in a load
callback on the img
that is registered before the src
attribute is set:
var $myNewImage = $('<li><img alt="" /></li>'),
$i = $myNewImage.children('img');
$i.hide();
$myNewImage.rightClick(function(e) {
// ....
});
$myNewImage.prependTo('.uploadedImages');
$('.uploadedImages li').each(function() {
var indexNumber = $(this).index();
$(this).children('img').attr('id', 'image_' + indexNumber);
});
$i.load(function() {
$i.showhide({ appear: true });
});
$i.attr('src', 'uploads/thumbs/' + file);