javascript if function – created on other way [ 681 views ]
Goal: to go out of box…
The if construction is simple
if(someThing == 'value'){ $(this).stop().animate({'opacity':0}, 250); this.obj.isHidden = true; }
Meanwhile I use the following for in many cases:
someThing == 'value' && ( $(this).stop().animate({'opacity':0}, 250), this.obj.isHidden = true );
But! Never use return from the comma chain!
someThing == 'value' && (
$(this).stop().animate({'opacity':0}, 250),
this.obj.isHidden = true,
return true; /* <-- NEVER! */
);
return false;
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just good to know...