I need to get the original width and height of an image given a specific source. My current method is:
img.tag = "<img style='display:none;' src='" + img.src + "' />";
img.Owidth = 0;
img.Oheight = 0;
$(img.tag).load(function() {
img.Owidth = $(this).width();
img.Oheight = $(this).height();
}).appendTo(img.parent());
With Owidth
and Oheight
being the original dimensions of the loaded image. I'm wondering if there is a better way to do this given that:
$("<img/>").load(function(){
var width = this.width,
height = this.height;
alert( 'W='+ width +' H='+ height);
}).attr("src", "image.jpg");
If you want to investigate about all the HTMLImageElement properties: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web/API/HTMLImageElement
Many of those properties are available already in modern, HTML5 compliant browsers, and accessible using jQuery's .prop()
metod
var $img = $("#myImage");
console.log(
$img.prop("naturalWidth") +'\n'+ // Width (Natural)
$img.prop("naturalHeight") +'\n'+ // Height (Natural)
$img.prop("width") +'\n'+ // Width (Rendered)
$img.prop("height") +'\n'+ // Height (Rendered)
$img.prop("x") +'\n'+ // X offset
$img.prop("y") // Y offset ...
);