how to hide broken image icon in IE and chrome?

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HI all ,

we are binding images in one of the list in asp.net \MVC. it works fine if image is found from the folder. but when we dont found images in the folder it shows X in the IE / chrome to show that image not found.

we apply alt text as string empty so that it wont show any broken image or X on browser. this works fine on Mozila but not on IE and Chorme.

can some buddy help me please ?

Posted 28-Feb-14 1:23am

ravikhoda

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JoCodes 28-Feb-14 7:56am

Have you tried a fallback image logic if the image doesnt exists?

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Maarten Kools · Accepted Answer · 2014-02-28T01:56:00

Solution 1

Apparently it's some kind of Webkit bug.

You can use the onerror property to hide the image (or replace it)

JavaScript

function onError(img) {
    delete img.onerror;
    // Change the url
    //img.src = 'images/noload.jpg';
    
    // or just hide it (jQuery)
    //jQuery(img).hide();
}

HTML

<img src="http://dev.null" onerror="onError(this)">

Posted 28-Feb-14 1:56am

Maarten Kools

Updated 28-Feb-14 1:57am

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ravikhoda 28-Feb-14 8:03am

i even do not want to show some other image like noimage.png.

Maarten Kools 28-Feb-14 8:04am

So hide it. The point of the example is that you can use the onerror event to detect a load error, and then to handle it accordingly.

ravikhoda 28-Feb-14 8:08am

okay thanks let me try .

JoCodes · Accepted Answer · 2014-02-28T01:57:00

Solution 2

Probably you may try this link

jquery-javascript-to-replace-broken-images[^]

Posted 28-Feb-14 1:57am

JoCodes

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ravikhoda 28-Feb-14 8:03am

i even do not want to show some other image like noimage.png.

JoCodes 28-Feb-14 8:10am

The link replaces broken images in OnError event. So use the event to push your logic.

ravikhoda 28-Feb-14 8:21am

alright thanks let me try that.

JoCodes 28-Feb-14 8:27am

Welcome. Try and Revert if need some help.