Thanks dude for your help!It really showed me the way. Have you ever made any game or being part of some game project as you mentioned in the comment you have used impact.js

I m using "node.js" through which i m creating the server and i m connecting client-side like http://localhost:8080.
Do i still have you use XAMP BTW have you ever worked with preload.js ?Can i add you on skype if you like

Thanks for the link for the libraray.I have checked out the preaload.js its seems to working only online,or on server not for loading local assets from hard drive .Btw i m trying to make card game on canvas which means that it may have assets of like 10 Mb or more .I don't think it will be great ide...

What's wrong with this syntax ...Ain't working don't know why.

@jackolantern
Can you also share the some good tutorials of html5 preloader.

Nope does not work dude!.BTW when i use window.onload() it does show images instead of function name and run it offline that is don't run from http://localhost:8080 but just run it browser from src path.Btw i m using sockcet.io(node.js) does this have to do anything with canvas onload method?

Awesome dude!
Btw when i pressed '-' 'undefined' appears instead of '-'.
Nice share

function LoadResources(){ alert("In load socket"); var canvas = document.getElementById("myCanvas"); var context = canvas.getContext("2d"); var tiles= new Array(); var loadedCount=0; for (x = 101; x <= 155; x++) { var imageObj = new Image(); // new instance for each im...