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I found this code to achieve the desired effect and tried it on JSFiddle http://jsfiddle.net/AndyMP/7F9tY/366/ It seems to work in that it fades the image in after it has loaded. Then I tried it in a webpage and it didn't work the same way, loading the image first rather than fading it in. Although sometimes it seemed like it was fading in at the same time as it loaded. Is there a more reliable way of achieving this, preferably by amending this code if possible? $("#image").ready(function(){ $("#preload").fadeIn(1000); }); jfriend00 The only reliable way to fadeIn() an image that is in your

Okay, I'm very much a Windows user myself, so my knowledge of Linux-y type things is a bit limited. However it was my general understanding that "Load Average" is an indication of how many processed are being run at any given time, on average over the last minute, five minutes and... fifteen minutes? Anyway, I've been monitoring my server because we had a big opening and lots of people! I've been watching top and noticed something that seemed contrary to what I thought I knew. If the load average is at 7, with 4 hyper-threaded processors, shouldn't that means that the CPU is working to about 7

I'm trying to use an XML configuration file for Log4j2 that is embedded in my Java application, but is not working. The code: ConfigurationSource source = new ConfigurationSource(Main.class.getResourceAsStream("/in/gunbound/prelauncher/server/log4j2/log4j2.xml")); ConfigurationFactory factory = (ConfigurationFactory) XMLConfigurationFactory.getInstance().getConfiguration(source); ConfigurationFactory.setConfigurationFactory(factory); The error: Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ClassCastException: org.apache.logging.log4j.core.config.XMLConfiguration cannot be cast to org.apache.logging

On my website, I'm trying to pull the content of a post in my forum (hosted on the same domain) and display it in a div on the homepage, using jQuery. Here's the code for the header: <script type="text/javascript" src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.8.3/jquery.min.js"> <script type="text/javascript"> jQuery("#contain").load("http://examplepage.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=NN #pid_NN"); </script> Then, there's the div I'd like to display the post: <div id="contain"></div> Things to consider: The library loads just fine. If I enter any other code, it works (like testing alert(1);). The

How do i load multiple html files and putting them into a specified html element? I tried with no changes: $('#asd').load('file.html,pippo.html'); you could get multiple items and add them to the element. jQuery.ajaxSetup({ async: false }); //if order matters $.get("file.htm", '', function (data) { $("#result").append(data); }); $.get("pippo.htm", '', function (data) { $("#result").append(data); }); jQuery.ajaxSetup({ async: true }); //if order matters Try this, using deferred objects. var defArr = []; defArr.push($.get('file.html')); defArr.push($.get('pippo.html')); $.when.apply($,defArr)

I did find a few places where it was told how to do this but it was either super inconvenient or just didnt work.. ( the guys own example did not work.. ) Basically i have background images that i would like to show at the same time instead of letting them to load in to the document when ever they please... I dont necessarily need them to be loaded first or anything but to wait until specific background images load up and then show their parent div.. Also if its possible.. it would make big difference if those background images could be defined to be loaded through classes rather than