Excellent idea! Thanks.

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Chuck Evans
Web Marketing Manager
Captura Software, Inc.
(425) 424-1155
chucke(at)captura.com
www.captura.com


-----Original Message-----
From: Phil Babcock [mailto:pbabcock(at)bgsgroup.com]

Well, you could do it another way - check where the client is coming from,
then preload or dont based upon that.  This would be quite easy in ASP, and
I *think* that Javascript also has some sort of document.referrer object.
SO, if they are coming from welcome page - dont preload again, if not -
preload.


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Chuck Evans wrote:

>I have a welcome page that preloads many of the graphics that are used on
>the main "Home Page" of my site (using Javascript). So when someone hits
the
>entry page first, then the Home page, the Home page "pops" right away.
(Case
>One.)
>
>The problem is that I also have to preload many of the same graphics on
the
>Home page (for the mouseOvers) if someone enters my site directly at the
>Home Page. (Case Two.)
>
>What this means is that, in Case One, the browser goes through the motions
>of preloading all the images a second time when it is not necessary.
>
>Is there a way with Javascript to check for pre-loaded images and then,
for
>Case One, NOT preload them a second time?

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