Posted June 16, 201114 yr File Name: (X32) LazyLoadFile Submitter: .PeterFile Submitted: 15 Jun 2011File Category: Hooks and Plugins This hook loads posted images onScroll rather than onLoad. Statistics show that the majority of users that visit webpages never end up scrolling down but leave the page too fast. This hook helps improve your bandwidth and improves page load times by loading images as the user sees them. When the user scrolls down a page images on that page will be loaded in and "faded in".Browser Requirements:Due to how Safari handles scripts, this plugin does not work in Safari browsers.Click here to download this file
June 17, 201114 yr Author Please note: In version 1.1 I've eliminated the need for any ACP settings. If you have the hook installed then the hook is live and working.
July 26, 201113 yr I've checked via Firebug for the load sequences and it seems the images load twice. Once while loading the page in the beginning and again via onScroll. That's not supposed to happen is it?
August 2, 201113 yr look like doesn‘t work at all... all image still load at once... no fade in...nothing
August 2, 201113 yr Author look like doesn‘t work at all... all image still load at once... no fade in...nothing What browser are you using? Also.. Often depending on your browser it might not seem like it's working.. the best way to tell is to watch your scroll bar... I'm still looking into the FF issue that Elly mentioned.
October 12, 201113 yr I got no setting inserted into System Settings area -> Hook tab. Chrome browser, nothing works.
November 15, 201113 yr Author Not working Tested on IE, Chrome, Safari, Opera It's guaranteed to NOT work in Safari. I even mention that on the download page.. it's because Safari loads images before it loads javascript so you can't have a script pre-load the images if they're already loaded. Also.. I built it using Chrome... and was working fine then.. I'll have to poke at again to see what's going on. Edit: To be honest.. sometimes it really is working and you think it's not because it's set to start loading the image before you actually scroll to it. Edited November 15, 201113 yr by .Peter
December 3, 201113 yr I am not convinced this is working in ANY browser - nor do I get any settings after I have installed the hook either.
December 3, 201113 yr Author I am not convinced this is working in ANY browser - nor do I get any settings after I have installed the hook either. Please note: In version 1.1 I've eliminated the need for any ACP settings. If you have the hook installed then the hook is live and working. Please read the second post of this thread. I mentioned there were no ACP Settings.
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