Dataviewjs and images

[strannik13]

Things I have tried

Please help me

My daily note has this code (below). I borrowed it here on the forum, I don’t know how to write it myself yet. Every time you open a note, an image appears, but then for some reason disappears. When switching the editor mode (in any direction), it appears again. Why is this code unstable? What am I doing wrong?

```dataviewjs
const currentHour = moment().format('HH');
console.log(currentHour)
let greeting;
if (currentHour >= 18 || currentHour < 5) {
 	greeting = '🌙 Good evening <br> ![[image1.jpg]]'
} else if (currentHour >= 5 && currentHour < 12) {
	greeting = '🌞 Good morning! <br> ![[image2.jpg]]'
} else {
	greeting = '🌤️ Good afternoon! <br> ![[image3.jpg]]'
}

dv.header(3, greeting)

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[AlanG]

It looks fine to me, although it’s definitely a bit odd to put a <br> and the image inside your header.

That might be the problem (?), so here’s how I would do it, by separating the header and the image:

```dataviewjs
const currentHour = +moment().format('H')
let greeting, image
if (currentHour >= 18 || currentHour < 5) {
	greeting = '🌙 Good evening'
	image = 1
} else if (currentHour >= 5 && currentHour < 12) {
	greeting = '🌞 Good morning!'
	image = 2
} else {
	greeting = '🌤️ Good afternoon!'
	image = 3
}

dv.header(3, greeting)
dv.paragraph(`![[image${image}.jpg]]`)
```

[strannik13]

Thanks! I’ll try

[strannik13]

AlanG, I don’t understand what it means
image = 1
“1” is what? My file is for example “picture_1.jpg”

[mnvwvnm]

@strannik13

![[image1.jpg]]'

I think @AlanG look for the expressions ![[image1.jpg]], ![[image2.jpg]], ![[image3.jpg]]… The only variable is the number: “image” + number + “.jpg”.

That’s why he suggest dv.paragraph(`![[image${image}.jpg]]`), where ${image} will be replaced by the number defined in image

But if you define in image something like:

image = "my image.jpg"

then I guess you can use

dv.paragraph(`![[${image}]]`)

But Alan will confirm if true or not.

[AlanG]

@mnvwvnm

But if you define in image something like:

image = "my image.jpg"

then I guess you can use

dv.paragraph(`![[${image}]]`)

But @Alan will confirm if true or not.

^^^ exactly correct

[strannik13]

Great!!! Thanks!