Why does this simple ternary always return the "true" value even when false?

[guxdude]

Still don’t know why the original ternary doesn’t work.

For future reference, as @eibyer mentioned, when creating your original ternary, you needed to use ‘==‘. ‘=‘ is an assignment operator while ‘==‘ is a comparison.

[robinogi]

Use ==

Fantastic, that’s it! Thanks!

[robinogi]

For future reference, as @eibyer mentioned, when creating your original ternary, you needed to use ‘==‘. ‘=‘ is an assignment operator while ‘==‘ is a comparison.

Yes, I see that now. Works great! Thanks!