Replace given <img> source

I made a plugin with Google Weather API and I am currently pulling the images 开发者_开发技巧from Google's API. For a sunny day I'm pulling http://www.google.com//ig/images/weather/sunny.gif.

I am looking for a way so that when ever sunny.gif is pulled, replace with with an image of my choice.

Is that possible with jQuery or other way?

Thanks alot

$("#my_image").attr("src","http://www.myimagepath.com/image.jpg");

Depends on how you're receiving/passing the image, just set it to a variable and check for it. This is the easy/lazy solution to this simple problem, if your problem is more complex you could turn this into a function that checks and replaces sunny, stormy, etc...

if (img === "http://www.google.com//ig/images/weather/sunny.gif") {
  img = "myownimage.gif";
}

PHP/JS anti-pattern:

<?php if ($image === "http://www.google.com//ig/images/weather/sunny.gif"): ?>
  <script type="text/javascript">
    $("#image").attr('src', 'foo.gif');
  </script>
<?php endif; ?>

But honestly if you're receiving the image in PHP, then I'd just manipulate it server-side and display it to the client then rather than have JavaScript do it...

<?php
if ($image === "http://www.google.com//ig/images/weather/sunny.gif") {
  $image = 'foo.gif';
}
?>

<img src="<?php echo $image ?>" alt="my sunny day image" />

There is a live document.images collection of all img elements in the document. You can conditionally change the src property of any particular image based on whatever logic you like:

var image, images = document.images;

for (var i=0, iLen=images.length; i<iLen; i++) {
  image = images[i];
  if (image.src == 'whatever') image.src = 'new value';
}

You may want to access the image's parentNode and some of its properties too.

But is seems to me that this is much better done on the server.