I believe it occurs when the page has not yet finished
loading/interpreting the javascript that's going to be used to create
the lightbox effect. As a result, the link -- which points to the image
that will load -- just goes directly to that image rather than being
"cut off" by the javascript and shown in a lightbox. I've solved the
problem by showing the images using javascript after the rest of the
page loads using the Event.observe(window, "load", function() { ... })
paradigm.
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new2js wrote:
> i implemented lightbox js for a gallery page, but the first time an
> image is clicked and loaded, the "action" does not launch, but instead
> just a white page with the image. I have to click browser refresh for
> the feature to "take".
>
> can anyone advise?
>
> thank you!
>
>
> >
>
>
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