How to place two copies of the same image in a template

[Richard Huntley]

It seems like this could be a common question but I have searched the
forum as well as the test cases without success.

I am trying to create a template that uses the same image in two
different locations. Once in the document header and once on the title
page.

I can name one of the images using the standard "jooscript.name(logo)"
but when I try to name the second image the same name Open Office
changes it to a generic "graphic7" name. Obviously two graphics can't
have the same name in an Open Office doc.

Is there a standard workaround to this issue, ie a script to place in
front of the graphic or some way of modifying the image name that
tricks Open Office but has no impact on the jooscript processing.

[Richard Huntley]

After going through the source code and looking at how script comments
are handled I have discovered that I can use:
jooscript.image(logo[#--1--])
and
jooscript.image(logo[#--2--])

to differentiate the copies of the image within the Open Office
template and both get replaced with the same image.

I'm still looking for confirmation that this is the best/standard way
to use the same dynamic image two or more times in the same document.

[Terry]

Due to the Open Office won't allow images with the same name, you can use this cheat:

the first one use the following as name:

jooscript.image(logo[#--1--]) 

the second one use (extra space appended on the end):

jooscript.image(logo[#--1--] )