is it a valid syntax in jquery?

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if (!flag == true) {


           // allow him
       } else {
           alert("else");
           return ValidateIndicators(this);
       }

i would like to return validateindicators method the above is correct syntax? and please check the flag also.

Posted 21-May-15 21:34pm

raxhemanth

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[no name] 22-May-15 3:51am

no

raxhemanth 22-May-15 5:18am

can u please tell me how can i write it in a right way?

Praveen Kumar Upadhyay 22-May-15 9:57am

Yes this is absolutely right syntax.
if(!flag == true)
Here !flag will evaluate first and then it will get compared with boolean true, but I didn't understand the intention behind this code snippet.

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2015-05-22T03:21:00

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Yes, the syntax is correct. All you have to do is debug it to know if the syntax is correct and also to see if it does what you actually want.

Posted 22-May-15 3:21am

ZurdoDev