How do I work with if condition?

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function myfunction() {
                                if (Ruwani==dformat){
                                var name = "Ruwani Wickramaarachchi";
                                var bday = "it's "+ name +"'s Birthday";
                                return dformat;}
                                else if(Daisy==dformat) {
                                var name = "Daisy Victor";
                                var bday = "it's "+ name +"'s Birthday";
                                return bday;}

                                <!-- return bday; -->
                                }

i have created a local server website which retrieve system date and compare with stored date.
so i want to compare dates and if dates correct
i want to display

C#

var name = "Ruwani Wickramaarachchi";
var bday = "it's "+ name +"'s Birthday";
return dformat;

first condition is working but second is not working. i think it's if condition issue.
i think its about else if code.

dformat contains =

C#

var d = new Date();
 var dformat = [d.getDate(),
 d.getMonth()+1,
 d.getFullYear()].join('/');

this reads system date.
and i stored some dates like this and it will compare with system date. if its correct it will give and message to the textbox.

var Ruwani= "27/6/2014";
var Daisy= "28/6/2014";

Posted 26-Jun-14 18:43pm

Hemas Ilearn

Updated 26-Jun-14 19:17pm

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SRS(The Coder) 27-Jun-14 1:09am

Why you think this will be an if condition issue ?
First of all it is not understandable that from where Ruwani, Daisy, dformat are coming and what are those variables contain, please explain this with your expectations clearly, to give us a chance to help you in this regard.

Hemas Ilearn 27-Jun-14 1:21am

i said because my if condition and i tried else condition. both are working. just else if only not working.

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_Asif_ · Accepted Answer · 2014-06-26T19:00:00

Why don't you try like this

C#

function myfunction() {
                                if (Ruwani==dformat){
                                var name = "Ruwani Wickramaarachchi";
                                var bday = "it's "+ name +"'s Birthday";
                                return dformat;}
                                else {
                                var name = "Daisy Victor";
                                var bday = "it's "+ name +"'s Birthday";
                                return bday;}

                                <!-- return bday; -->
                                }