Quote Originally Posted by Alex Clarke View Post
I understand what you're saying. The lightbox_lightningload.js script will not let the lightbox proceed unless the image(s) have been loaded.

However, if this file is not loaded and the user clicks on the image(s) (as you've described) we have a problem. I beleive this will be the case for most people with slow Internet connections or people running Zen Cart on slow servers.

I'll have a look for a solution and see ifI can come up with anything.

Thanks for pointing this out. :)
This isn't a double post. I a pretty sure that all you need to do is change the 'onload' event to 'domready' That will transform the links basically as soon as they are accessible by the user: http://demos.mootools.net/DomReadyVS.Load

Whatever you do don't disable the mouse!!!!!