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load attribute in html

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‎06-13-2018 11:29

‎06-13-2018 11:29

Hi,
The below html code is here "https://dev.fitbit.com/getting-started/".

 

 <image href="myimage.jpg" load="sync" />

What is the use of load attribute in <image> tag?

 

Thanks,

Bharath 

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‎06-15-2018 07:48

‎06-15-2018 07:48

This is from the SDK Guide

 

"Note: load="sync" tells the system to use a separate thread when loading the image. This reduces the load time, and can help if you're seeing images ficker on load."

 

https://dev.fitbit.com/build/guides/user-interface/svg/

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‎06-15-2018 07:48

‎06-15-2018 07:48

This is from the SDK Guide

 

"Note: load="sync" tells the system to use a separate thread when loading the image. This reduces the load time, and can help if you're seeing images ficker on load."

 

https://dev.fitbit.com/build/guides/user-interface/svg/

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