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If I have a beacon:

<img src=http://example.com/beacon />

I want a method to be called once the beacon request finishes. Something like:

<script>

    $(img.beacon).load(function() {

        // do stuff knowing the beacon is done

    });

</script>

Is it possible? Is it in jQuery?

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answered 15 Years ago jamila · Accepted Answer

Sure. Remember the load needs to be added before the src attribute.

$('<img />').load( function(){

  console.log('loaded');

}).attr('src', imgUrl);

If you have defined the image tag in the markup then your stuck with when the window load event fires to be sure the image has come down the wire.