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My html code here is to click next and change the graph. I have put 1.jpg, 2.jpg, 3.jpg, and html file into same file.

My question is that I want to change my graph by the code $("#page1").attr("src", fname);.

But it cannot do it at all. It always shows 1.jpg.

 <script> var order = new Array('1.jpg', '2.jpg', '3.jpg'); var trial = 0; //current trial document.write("STRING:"); $(document).ready(function(){ ShowImage(trial); }); function ShowImage(t) { $("#page1").show(); var N = t+1; //counting from 1 $(".progress").text('('+N+'/'+order.length+')'); } function NextImage() { current = current + 1; $("#page1").hide(); var fname=order[current]; $("#page1").attr("src", fname); }); ShowImage(current); } </script> <style> .page {display: none;} </style> <div class="page" id="page1"> <img src=1.jpg><br> <input type=radio name=f1 value=T> T <input type=radio name=f1 value=F> F <br> <a href="javascript:NextTrial()">Next</a> <span class="progress"></span> </div> <div class="page" id="page2"> <h3>All done!</h3> </div>``` 

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you're going to change src of <img> tag, so you should get the <img> tag.
in your html the <img> tag is in <div id="page1"> so you should use the find keyword to get the <img> tag and then change the src of it.

function NextImage() { current = current + 1; $("#page1").hide(); var fname=order[current]; $("#page1").find('img').attr("src", fname); //this line should find the img tag and then change the src attr }); ShowImage(current); } 
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