If you look at the assets images function you will see how it works with Moo. You write you do not need load, but with the events available you can determine the status of the preload you want (like showing the amount of images that are loaded). See http://mootools.net/docs/more/Utilities/Assets#Asset:Asset-images and the onProgress and onComplete events.
When you want to convert jquery to mootools, my tip is to first try to read the jquery code (if you have experience with that) and write down what is actually happening in steps. Then keep the jquery code as reference, but look at mootools code which plugins/code/methods you can use to achieve the same result. So this would be a preloader you feed an array of images. The preloaders set some text in an info container and updates the container while loading images. It also has a progress bar and when done it will wait 5 seconds and fade out. Correct? If the image is loaded you also have a reference to the image On Feb 21, 4:28 pm, hamburger <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello Dimitar, > I just mentioned the asset.images-stuff. I'am sure its pretty easy > with this. > But I do not need an result. I only would like to understand what > happens and where are my issues.
