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This can't be done with PHP, but I'm sure you could get a similar effect when using javascript.

 

Hmm

 

Quick idea:

use the onload() function within each image tag. In there add 1 to a total.

 

Once that total matches the number of images on your page (can be set in JS using PHP if you're creating the page dynamically), use the DOM (document.spanname.value='value') to write in a div/span that it is loaded.

 

If that makes sense.

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Personally, I think you have the wrong approach.  Putting the equivalent of "This page will take 20 mminutes to load" is an invitation for your visitors to leave - exactly what's happening now.

 

Consider some different approaches.  Find faster coding to generate images; generate smaller images; generate fewer images.

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