How to detect when an OMSVGImageElement has finished loading

[Arturs Elksnis]

Hi,

    I am using "OMSVGImageElement" objects in my GWT application running on Google Chrome. So basically I create them dynamically like this :

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private static final OMSVGDocument doc = OMSVGParser.currentDocument();
private final OMSVGSVGElement mSVGElement;

image = doc.createSVGImageElement((float) x1, (float) y1, (float) (x2 - x1), (float) (y2 - y1), "");

image.getHref().setBaseVal(href);

mSVGElement.appendChild(image);

[/CODE]

Where "href" can either be hex data for my image (starting with "data:image") or a URL (starting with "http://").

After that I send the page, where "mSVGElement" resides, to printing dialogue, which gives me a print preview. Now I noticed that sometimes some of the images got missing. So I added a LoadHandler:

image.addLoadHandler(new LoadHandler()

{

@Override

public void onLoad(LoadEvent event)

{
                                /**
                                 * If all images have loaded, then print
                                 */

doBehaviourIfConditionsAreRight();

}

});

Now those pictures that I load from a URL, work fine-- they are always there and don't go missing anymore. But those pictures, which I set from hex data, do go missing- and even more, than before.

So I guess my question is: What can I do to track their loading and guarantee that I print the page AFTER they have loaded? Is there another event that I can monitor with another handler (similarly to how I did it with LoadHandler)? Is there any other way, because LoadHandler doesn't work for me, even though it gets triggered by the hex-loaded images.

Please let me know if you need any more details.

Thanks,

Arturs