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can you please explain a &nbsp;bit more,didn't fully understand what you aim to do
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can you please explain a  bit more,didn't fully understand what you aim to do

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&nbsp;I have a couple of images on the form and when I move the mouse cursor over an image it opens up.<br />
Therefore, when the page loads I want one of the images to open up. This is why I want to simulate a mouse over-event over the image.
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 I have a couple of images on the form and when I move the mouse cursor over an image it opens up.
Therefore, when the page loads I want one of the images to open up. This is why I want to simulate a mouse over-event over the image.

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I have img html tag and I want to simulate a user moving the mouse over the image when the page loads.<br />
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I tried this but it won't work, I'm I missing something?<br />
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&nbsp;$('img_id').trigger('mouse<wbr />over');<br />

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I have img html tag and I want to simulate a user moving the mouse over the image when the page loads.

I tried this but it won't work, I'm I missing something?

 $('img_id').trigger('mouseover');


JQuery MouseOver an image tag effect.

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JScript

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