When I'm trying to use the tag for an image, that has already been preloaded once in a different view, the image is not being displayed. Only when I remove the preload-image directive from the tag and only use ng-src the image is being displayed immediately. Generally speaking this behavior is fine, but I always have to remember which image is already pre-loaded.
When I'm trying to use the![]()
tag for an image, that has already been preloaded once in a different view, the image is not being displayed. Only when I remove the preload-image directive from the ![]()
tag and only use ng-src the image is being displayed immediately. Generally speaking this behavior is fine, but I always have to remember which image is already pre-loaded.