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In most programming languages you can write this:
(statement)
? execute if the staement is true
: execute if it isn't
if you've got a simple if-else statement. Can you do this in Javascript as well? My console seems to throw an exception at this -
Yes ternary operators are valid javascript (I use them a lot). What's your line of code that's throwing the exception?
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Can you do it in .asp? I've never seen the shorthand done before in .asp.
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i think its a C-like language thing
so C,C++ java, javascript, actionscript (ECMA 262 maybe) -
(action/variable) (statement) ? true : false;
e.g.
a=1;
myVar = (a==1) ? "Oh Yes!" : "Not this time";
document.write(myVar);
or:
a=2;
document.write((a==1) ? "Oh Yes!" : "Not this time");
.... should all work fine.
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