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7.4

Javascript image replace IE problem

Asked by alexecho in JavaScript, Internet Explorer Web Browser

Tags: , , ,

Heres the problem :

We are trying to replace an image using javascript.  Everything is working
fine, except in IE (tested 7, assume problem exists in 6 too).

We are not doing anything particularly clever, and have tried using raw
javascript

this.src=overlay;

And the jquery library

$(this).attr('src',overlay);

With the same results.

The value in overlay is an absolute URL to a valid image.

The javascript runs, and very very nearly works BUT instead of replacing the
image src IE appends the value in the overlay variable to the current page
URL.

So we end up with an image src of

http://example.com/page1/http://example.com/images/image1.gif

When obviously it should just be http://example.com/images/image1.gif

This all works perfectly in non IE browsers ... Has anyone come across this
before?  Any clever tricks for solving it?

Equally oddly it seems to work fine if the value of overlay is a relative
URL ...

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Zones: JavaScript, Internet Explorer Web Browser
Tags: javascript, image, replace, ie
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