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Asked: May 31, 20262026-05-31T17:43:44+00:00 2026-05-31T17:43:44+00:00

I have a js script which checks the local time of the user and

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I have a js script which checks the local time of the user and based on the local time switches image on the page.
The condition is that one image should be displayed from 6AM to 6PM and another one from 6PM until 6AM.
Everything works fine except that after midnight the condition doesn’t work properly and the selected image for that period is not displayed.
Here is the script I have:

 function SetHiddenVariable() {
     var localTime = new Date();
     var hour = localTime.getHours();
     var minute = localTime.getMinutes();
     var time = hour + ':' + minute;
     var suffix = "AM";

     if(hour >=12)
     {
         suffix = "PM";
         hour = hour - 12;
     }

     if(minute < 10)
     {
         minute = "0" + minute;
     }          

     var timeMorning = new Date("1/1/2012 06:00 AM");
     var timeEvening = new Date("1/1/2012 06:00 PM");
     var realTime = new Date("1/1/2012 " + time);
     var logo = document.getElementById('imgLogo');

     if (realTime < timeMorning && realTime > timeEvening) {
         if (logo == typeof ('undefined')) return;
         logo.src = 'Images/night.png';
     }        
 }

Any idea how can I solve this?

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    2026-05-31T17:43:46+00:00Added an answer on May 31, 2026 at 5:43 pm
    • The time variable will not magically update when you change the value of hour and minute. Place the assignment to the time variable after the if-conditions.
    • Also, do not forget to append the suffix:
    • Another issue: When an element cannot be found using document.getElementById, null is returned. Your current check is flawed: typeof ('undefined') returns string, so logo == typeof ('undefined') will always be false. Replace it with logo == null.

    Code:

    function SetHiddenVariable() {
        var localTime = new Date();
        var hour = localTime.getHours();
        var minute = localTime.getMinutes();
        //var time = hour + ':' + minute;              // Removed here
        var suffix = "AM";
        if (hour >= 12) {
            suffix = "PM";
            hour = hour - 12;
        }
        if (minute < 10) {
            minute = "0" + minute;
        }
        var time = hour + ':' + minute + ' ' + suffix; // Placed here, added suffix
        var timeMorning = new Date("1/1/2012 06:00 AM");
        var timeEvening = new Date("1/1/2012 06:00 PM");
        var realTime = new Date("1/1/2012 " + time);
        var logo = document.getElementById('imgLogo');
        if (realTime < timeMorning && realTime > timeEvening) {
            if (logo == null) return;
            logo.src = 'Images/night.png';
        }
    }
    
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