I'm using a website thumbnail generation service, a开发者_开发问答nd I'm pulling out thumbnail images with javascript like:
$("body").append("<img class="thumbnail" src='http://s.wordpress.com/mshots/v1/"+url+"?w=200' width='200' />");
It works fine, but if the thumbnail is generated for the 1st time I get a "generating preview..." message, and I have to refresh the page to see the image.
so is there a way I can "refresh" the image after let's say 5 seconds, when it should be already generated?
I'd guess you could append a useless parameter to the URL to invalidate the browser cache and set the src
attribute. It would be best to turn your append
call into a appendTo
call for this purpose, I think
$img = $('<img class="thumbnail" src="http://s.wordpress.com/mshots/v1/'+url+'?w=200" width="200" />').appendTo(document.body);
setTimeout(function(){
$img.attr('src', function(i, oldSrc){
return oldSrc + '&_=reload';
});
}, 5000);
You're looking for the Javascript setTimeout method.
Yes, you can use setTimeout() funkcion. To force the image reload, you should attach a random parameter at the end of image's patch, for example,
domain.com/image.jpg?random_param=random_number
This will work in your case. Put your image in a "div" and then call the following function
function timestamp () {
var id = //get_element from the div
$("#id").append("<img class="thumbnail" src='http://s.wordpress.com/mshots/v1/"+url+"?w=200' width='200' />");
setTimeout("timestamp()", 60000);
}
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