I am wondering if it would be possible to set the display of a grahic on a website to change depending on the time of day it is. Say I want to have a night and day photgraph of a building on the website. Now can I have the page load with the proper picture relating to the time of day using if-then statements or would I need to try soemthing else if it is possible at all? Thank you!
If then statement for graphic changes
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Ya surely you can do that with the help of the Date reference. I am just giving u the sample idea. In the window.onload have a function like this
[HTML]function checkDay()
{
var todate = new Date();
var hour = todate.getHours ()
if(Hours<17) //upto Evening five
document.getEle mentById('picPo sition').innerH TML = "Picture during Day Time";
else
document.getEle mentById('picPo sition').innerH TML = "Picture during Night Time";
}[/HTML]
See this is a sample code, just try yours if any probs post back it. I will try to help u out
Regards
Ramanan Kalirajan -
I guess I am more lost then i realized. I copied this and pasted it into my file yet nothing happened. I amde the changes I thought I needed to make such as the file names, and still nothing. Am I missing something? Perhaps this is more complex of an element then i was prepared for. If anyone has the time out there and can break it down to being very simple then maybe I can make it work on my site. Thank you very much for any efforts.Comment
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Hi this is a working example instead of the div you replace it image tag and set the source in the condition part.
[HTML]<html>
<body onload="doThis( )">
<div id="myDiv">
</div>
</body>
</html>
<script type="text/javascript">
function doThis()
{
var toDate = new Date();
var hours = toDate.getHours ();
// alert(hours);
if(hours<18)
document.getEle mentById('myDiv ').innerHTML="B eautiful Day";
else
document.getEle mentById('myDiv ').innerHTML="B eautiful Evening Time";
}
</script>[/HTML]
Still any doubts post it back I will try to help u out.
Regards
Ramanan KalirajanComment
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To set the source of the image, set its src property, e.g.
[code=javascript]document.getEle mentById("myImg ").src = "daytime.pn g";[/code]
You could also set this using server-side code, but then that would be based on server-time rather than the client.Comment
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