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I'm working on a photo gallery, and I would like the ability to have a gif preloader show before the main image is loaded, and then show the main image. So, this is what I got: I have a #photo_place which is the div that holds the main photo. This changes depending on what thumbnail the user selects. When the user does select a thumbnail, this function is triggered: function gallery(icon){ $('#photo_place').css('background-image','url("../images/'+icon+'.png")'); } Now, what I want, is to first, show a preloader gif at the #photo_place, load in the selected image ... somewhere, and when that

I'm currently trying to save images taken from a phone to its gallery, but the code below only works if I choose the stock camera app when the chooser dialog pops up. Whenever I choose another camera app(e.g., the Google camera), the taken picture doesn't get saved any where. To make things even stranger, sometimes the picture does show up in its designated directory in the gallery, but after 15 mins or so, the same goes for when I use the stock camera app: the picture will get saved in the default camera shots directory, but takes quite a bit to show up in its designated directory, if it

I have an image in thumbnail in my application and I want to display full screen image like it shows, when you click on any image in gallery and it displays in full screen. How can i achieve that? You could launch the gallery app itself to view the image using below code snippet You could give this a try. Intent intent = new Intent(); intent.setAction(android.content.Intent.ACTION_VIEW); intent.setDataAndType(Uri.parse(file.getAbsolutePath()),"image/*"); startActivity(intent); I would suggest in onClick method of your thumbnail, you can start a new Activity in fullscreen mode: getWindow()

This question already has an answer here: HTML5 Canvas Motion Blur effect? 2 answers I'm wondering how to make a motion blur in javascript/jquery. I've an horizontal gallery and I want to apply the motion blur when the images are moving. Actually, It works perfectly with that way : an overlay image with a motion blur (photoshop) and the opacity varies depending to the speed of the images. The render looks pretty good but i need to load 2 times all my images and it sucks. In html : <div id="slider wrapper"> <ul> <li> <a href=""> <img src="img1.jpg"/> <img src="img1_blur.jpg"/> </a> </li> <li>

All the examples I've found online for displaying a gallery of images require creating a custom Adapter and doing a ton of manual work. Is there not an Intent that I can simply pass a path or filter to in order to reuse the default image gallery functionality (display thumbnails, touch to view full pic, sharing options, etc) but limit the results to my application's storage directory? The Gallery application has no rights to access files in your application's storage directory. The Gallery application is not part of the Android operating system. The Gallery application is routinely replaced by

What's the smallest lightbox plugin for jQuery (in terms of size)? Something close to Fancybox , but smaller :) I have used this sometime ... http://www.digitalia.be/software/slimbox2 It's only 4K . I wrote a low-level jQuery lightbox script called Nitelite : https://github.com/premasagar/nitelite (it's 1.4KB when minified and gzipped) It is the kind of thing that can be either used on its own, or to build more feature-rich lightbox plugins. It's been used in production on a couple of projects: the BBC World Service widget (click a news article): http://www.bbc.co.uk/persian/services/2009/05

The goal is to implement a Gallery whose adapter returns ListViews (in other words, vertically scrolling ListViews embedded in a horizontally scrolling Gallery). It sort of works after a bit of work, but when attempting to scroll horizontally, the ListView looks very jittery, like there is some stickiness to it being centered. I have not observed this kind of behavior with any other type of View embedded in a Gallery. Here is what I have tried: Initially, I found that the ListView squashed touch events, so the gesture listener on the Gallery never gets fired. So in the onCreate() method of the