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Message: [QUOTE="VK, post: 4942719"] Of course it does. This is from the "Top 10 of dummy errors in JavaScript" :-) Image loads and calls onload handler. Onload handler instructs to load another image instead of the current one. New image loads and calls onload handler. See the top... and so on... With all <layers>, <iframes> and <img> put in onload loop this way since 1997 one could make a mountain with its paramount in the stratosphere, so don't be ashamed - you are not the first and most definitely not the last. :-) out: in: if (objMapImage.src != objHiddenImage.value) { objMapImage.src != objHiddenImage.value; } P.S. More sophisticated ways with removing event listener on first call are also possible. Whatever you are doing with image load sequence seems very strange - but OK, it is your doing. [/QUOTE]