How do i change the following code so that it only applies to one day for instance Monday.

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day = new Date();
hours = day.getUTCHours()*60;
minutes = day.getUTCMinutes();
time = hours + minutes;

if (time < 0) {time = time + 1440}
if (time > 1440) {time = time - 1440}

if(time<480) { // 8:00 am

document.write('<'img src="'day.png'" height="64" width="64" border="1"'>')

} else if(time<960) { //4:00 pm

document.write('<'img src="'afternoon.png" height="64" width="64" border="1"'>')

} else if(time<1440) { //12:00 am

document.write('<'img src="evening.png" height="64" width="64" border="1"'>')

}

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day = new Date();
hours = day.getUTCHours()*60;
minutes = day.getUTCMinutes();
time = hours + minutes;
if (day.getDay()==1) { 
  if (time < 0) {time = time + 1440}
  if (time > 1440) {time = time - 1440}
  if(time<480) { // 8:00 am
    var time_img = 'day.png';
  } else if(time<960) { //4:00 pm
    var time_img = 'afternoon.png';
  } else if(time<1440) { //12:00 am
    var time_img = 'evening.png';
  }

   document.write('<'img src="'+time_img+'" height="64" width="64" border="1"'>');
}

Michael J

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hi the...

if (day.getDay()==1) {

bit doesn't work, the image still displays on other days even though 1 for monday is specified.

Well, it works for me. If I run that code I don't get any output unless I change the value in the IF statement to 4 (for Thursday).

Now, there is a problem with the document.write() code which was in your original code. There are two additional single quote marks next tot he greater than and less than characters. However, the post won't display properly if you remove them, so I though you did it intentionally.

Here is the correct format for the document.write line with the <> relpaced with [] (so it will display in the forum):

document.write('[img src="'+time_img+'" height="64" width="64" border="1"]');

Michael J