Is there any way to read out the “naturalWidth” of an image with jquery?

Question

I tried with something like this:

var Height = $(this).naturalHeight;

But it doesn\'t work. Is there any way to do that

greez

Answer 1

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Here is a short jQuery (any version) plugin that adds two methods: naturalWidth() and naturalHeight(). It uses branching to determine if naturalWidth and naturalHeight are supported by the browser. If supported, the method just becomes a getter for the naturalWidth or naturalHeight property. If not supported, the method creates a new unstyled image element and returns that element's actual width and height.

  // adds .naturalWidth() and .naturalHeight() methods to jQuery
  // for retreaving a normalized naturalWidth and naturalHeight.
  (function($){
    var
    props = ['Width', 'Height'],
    prop;

    while (prop = props.pop()) {
    (function (natural, prop) {
      $.fn[natural] = (natural in new Image()) ? 
      function () {
      return this[0][natural];
      } : 
      function () {
      var 
      node = this[0],
      img,
      value;

      if (node.tagName.toLowerCase() === 'img') {
        img = new Image();
        img.src = node.src,
        value = img[prop];
      }
      return value;
      };
    }('natural' + prop, prop.toLowerCase()));
    }
  }(jQuery));

  // Example usage:
  var 
  nWidth = $('img#example').naturalWidth(),
  nHeight = $('img#example').naturalHeight();