If you’re already using jQuery in your project and want a cleaner way to handle image loading, this method might feel more intuitive. You can directly attach a .on("load") event like this:
function changeImage(newSrc) {
const $img = $("#id1");
$("#loader").show();
$img.hide();
$img.off("load").on("load", function () {
$("#loader").hide();
$(this).show();
}).attr("src", newSrc);
}
This makes sure you’re not stacking old onload handlers and keeps the logic neat, perfect for jQuery-based workflows.