Thymeleaf javascript replacing an image source based on text in table










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this is my first post. I have been trying to look for an answer that but I can't find one.



I am trying to replace an image source in my HTML dependent on text displayed in the td.status, for example "SUBMITTED"



My HTML :



<table id = "myTable">
<tbody>
<tr>
<th>Reference</th>
<th>Version</th>
<th>Last Modified</th>
<th>Status</th>
</tr>

<tr th:each="td: $thedata">


<td><span th:text="$td.thedataPrimaryKey.ref"></span></td>
<td><span th:text="$td.thedataPrimaryKey.version"></span></td>
<td><span th:text="$td.thedataTimestamp"></span></td>

<td><span><img class="myImage" th:src="@/assets/images/offbulb.png" style="width:15px; height:10px"; /></span><span th:text="$td.status"></span></td>


</tbody>
</table>


My JS :



function f_color()

table = document.getElementById("myTable");

if (table.getElementsByTagName('TD')[3].value == 'SUBMITTED')

var image = document.getElementsByClassName("myImage");

image.src = "@/assets/images/redbulb.png";




As it stands, my blank lightbulb is showing, but not being replaced. I managed to do something similar with changing font colors previous to this but I am aiming to upgrade that with better visuals, unfortunately I am struggling and any help will be appreciated.










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    this is my first post. I have been trying to look for an answer that but I can't find one.



    I am trying to replace an image source in my HTML dependent on text displayed in the td.status, for example "SUBMITTED"



    My HTML :



    <table id = "myTable">
    <tbody>
    <tr>
    <th>Reference</th>
    <th>Version</th>
    <th>Last Modified</th>
    <th>Status</th>
    </tr>

    <tr th:each="td: $thedata">


    <td><span th:text="$td.thedataPrimaryKey.ref"></span></td>
    <td><span th:text="$td.thedataPrimaryKey.version"></span></td>
    <td><span th:text="$td.thedataTimestamp"></span></td>

    <td><span><img class="myImage" th:src="@/assets/images/offbulb.png" style="width:15px; height:10px"; /></span><span th:text="$td.status"></span></td>


    </tbody>
    </table>


    My JS :



    function f_color()

    table = document.getElementById("myTable");

    if (table.getElementsByTagName('TD')[3].value == 'SUBMITTED')

    var image = document.getElementsByClassName("myImage");

    image.src = "@/assets/images/redbulb.png";




    As it stands, my blank lightbulb is showing, but not being replaced. I managed to do something similar with changing font colors previous to this but I am aiming to upgrade that with better visuals, unfortunately I am struggling and any help will be appreciated.










    share|improve this question
























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      this is my first post. I have been trying to look for an answer that but I can't find one.



      I am trying to replace an image source in my HTML dependent on text displayed in the td.status, for example "SUBMITTED"



      My HTML :



      <table id = "myTable">
      <tbody>
      <tr>
      <th>Reference</th>
      <th>Version</th>
      <th>Last Modified</th>
      <th>Status</th>
      </tr>

      <tr th:each="td: $thedata">


      <td><span th:text="$td.thedataPrimaryKey.ref"></span></td>
      <td><span th:text="$td.thedataPrimaryKey.version"></span></td>
      <td><span th:text="$td.thedataTimestamp"></span></td>

      <td><span><img class="myImage" th:src="@/assets/images/offbulb.png" style="width:15px; height:10px"; /></span><span th:text="$td.status"></span></td>


      </tbody>
      </table>


      My JS :



      function f_color()

      table = document.getElementById("myTable");

      if (table.getElementsByTagName('TD')[3].value == 'SUBMITTED')

      var image = document.getElementsByClassName("myImage");

      image.src = "@/assets/images/redbulb.png";




      As it stands, my blank lightbulb is showing, but not being replaced. I managed to do something similar with changing font colors previous to this but I am aiming to upgrade that with better visuals, unfortunately I am struggling and any help will be appreciated.










      share|improve this question














      this is my first post. I have been trying to look for an answer that but I can't find one.



      I am trying to replace an image source in my HTML dependent on text displayed in the td.status, for example "SUBMITTED"



      My HTML :



      <table id = "myTable">
      <tbody>
      <tr>
      <th>Reference</th>
      <th>Version</th>
      <th>Last Modified</th>
      <th>Status</th>
      </tr>

      <tr th:each="td: $thedata">


      <td><span th:text="$td.thedataPrimaryKey.ref"></span></td>
      <td><span th:text="$td.thedataPrimaryKey.version"></span></td>
      <td><span th:text="$td.thedataTimestamp"></span></td>

      <td><span><img class="myImage" th:src="@/assets/images/offbulb.png" style="width:15px; height:10px"; /></span><span th:text="$td.status"></span></td>


      </tbody>
      </table>


      My JS :



      function f_color()

      table = document.getElementById("myTable");

      if (table.getElementsByTagName('TD')[3].value == 'SUBMITTED')

      var image = document.getElementsByClassName("myImage");

      image.src = "@/assets/images/redbulb.png";




      As it stands, my blank lightbulb is showing, but not being replaced. I managed to do something similar with changing font colors previous to this but I am aiming to upgrade that with better visuals, unfortunately I am struggling and any help will be appreciated.







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          Do you need to do it in JavaScript? I think this should be done in Thymeleaf, myself.



          <td>
          <img th:if="$td.status != 'SUBMITTED'" class="myImage" th:src="@/assets/images/offbulb.png" style="width:15px; height:10px"; />
          <img th:if="$td.status == 'SUBMITTED'" class="myImage" th:src="@/assets/images/redbulb.png" style="width:15px; height:10px"; />
          <span th:text="$td.status" />
          </td>





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          • No, there is no set reason it has to be in javascript, I am learning and found it easier. Can I do that if with say, 4 status's? rather than just "SUBMITTED" or not "SUBMITTED?" - I will test when I am back at my code

            – Chris Peters
            Nov 13 '18 at 16:54












          • I have checked and it works perfectly, thank you very much. I did try use if statements before but couldn't get multiple ones working.

            – Chris Peters
            Nov 13 '18 at 17:02










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          Do you need to do it in JavaScript? I think this should be done in Thymeleaf, myself.



          <td>
          <img th:if="$td.status != 'SUBMITTED'" class="myImage" th:src="@/assets/images/offbulb.png" style="width:15px; height:10px"; />
          <img th:if="$td.status == 'SUBMITTED'" class="myImage" th:src="@/assets/images/redbulb.png" style="width:15px; height:10px"; />
          <span th:text="$td.status" />
          </td>





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          • No, there is no set reason it has to be in javascript, I am learning and found it easier. Can I do that if with say, 4 status's? rather than just "SUBMITTED" or not "SUBMITTED?" - I will test when I am back at my code

            – Chris Peters
            Nov 13 '18 at 16:54












          • I have checked and it works perfectly, thank you very much. I did try use if statements before but couldn't get multiple ones working.

            – Chris Peters
            Nov 13 '18 at 17:02















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          Do you need to do it in JavaScript? I think this should be done in Thymeleaf, myself.



          <td>
          <img th:if="$td.status != 'SUBMITTED'" class="myImage" th:src="@/assets/images/offbulb.png" style="width:15px; height:10px"; />
          <img th:if="$td.status == 'SUBMITTED'" class="myImage" th:src="@/assets/images/redbulb.png" style="width:15px; height:10px"; />
          <span th:text="$td.status" />
          </td>





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          • No, there is no set reason it has to be in javascript, I am learning and found it easier. Can I do that if with say, 4 status's? rather than just "SUBMITTED" or not "SUBMITTED?" - I will test when I am back at my code

            – Chris Peters
            Nov 13 '18 at 16:54












          • I have checked and it works perfectly, thank you very much. I did try use if statements before but couldn't get multiple ones working.

            – Chris Peters
            Nov 13 '18 at 17:02













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          Do you need to do it in JavaScript? I think this should be done in Thymeleaf, myself.



          <td>
          <img th:if="$td.status != 'SUBMITTED'" class="myImage" th:src="@/assets/images/offbulb.png" style="width:15px; height:10px"; />
          <img th:if="$td.status == 'SUBMITTED'" class="myImage" th:src="@/assets/images/redbulb.png" style="width:15px; height:10px"; />
          <span th:text="$td.status" />
          </td>





          share|improve this answer













          Do you need to do it in JavaScript? I think this should be done in Thymeleaf, myself.



          <td>
          <img th:if="$td.status != 'SUBMITTED'" class="myImage" th:src="@/assets/images/offbulb.png" style="width:15px; height:10px"; />
          <img th:if="$td.status == 'SUBMITTED'" class="myImage" th:src="@/assets/images/redbulb.png" style="width:15px; height:10px"; />
          <span th:text="$td.status" />
          </td>






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          answered Nov 13 '18 at 16:49









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          • No, there is no set reason it has to be in javascript, I am learning and found it easier. Can I do that if with say, 4 status's? rather than just "SUBMITTED" or not "SUBMITTED?" - I will test when I am back at my code

            – Chris Peters
            Nov 13 '18 at 16:54












          • I have checked and it works perfectly, thank you very much. I did try use if statements before but couldn't get multiple ones working.

            – Chris Peters
            Nov 13 '18 at 17:02

















          • No, there is no set reason it has to be in javascript, I am learning and found it easier. Can I do that if with say, 4 status's? rather than just "SUBMITTED" or not "SUBMITTED?" - I will test when I am back at my code

            – Chris Peters
            Nov 13 '18 at 16:54












          • I have checked and it works perfectly, thank you very much. I did try use if statements before but couldn't get multiple ones working.

            – Chris Peters
            Nov 13 '18 at 17:02
















          No, there is no set reason it has to be in javascript, I am learning and found it easier. Can I do that if with say, 4 status's? rather than just "SUBMITTED" or not "SUBMITTED?" - I will test when I am back at my code

          – Chris Peters
          Nov 13 '18 at 16:54






          No, there is no set reason it has to be in javascript, I am learning and found it easier. Can I do that if with say, 4 status's? rather than just "SUBMITTED" or not "SUBMITTED?" - I will test when I am back at my code

          – Chris Peters
          Nov 13 '18 at 16:54














          I have checked and it works perfectly, thank you very much. I did try use if statements before but couldn't get multiple ones working.

          – Chris Peters
          Nov 13 '18 at 17:02





          I have checked and it works perfectly, thank you very much. I did try use if statements before but couldn't get multiple ones working.

          – Chris Peters
          Nov 13 '18 at 17:02



















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