Reflect-o-matic 2 now works in Opera
March 5th, 2008
For some reason, Opera seems to handle the onload event for images differently from other browsers – I think it called onload() on an image which I had created in the DOM (and hence was already cached) but not yet added to a document. Or it didn’t call onload() on an already loaded image.
Anyway, something along these lines sorted it:
if (window.opera && image.complete) {
image.onload();
}
So Opera fans can now use Reflect-o-matic version 2! There still seems to be some issues with the image search in Opera but thats a minor thing. Now just to get it to work in Internet Exploder…
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