AngularJS Ternary Expression not valid

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{{var.a != "N/A" ? "<a ng-href='myapp://find?name="+var.a+"'>"+'var.a'+"</a>" :var.a}}

My ternary operator in this format for angularjs seems not working (in the view, ternary result is not showing but the exact written code above show in the view). I wonder where is the mistake as no error is returned on anywhere in chrome inspector.

I use Angularjs 1.2.2

Even way to troubleshoot it will really help.

Thank you

What are all the . doing? Are you trying to concatenate those strings and variables (like in PHP)? If so, use + in JavaScript — Ian
– Ian, Commented Oct 29, 2014 at 18:43

Denis C de Azevedo · Accepted Answer · 2014-10-29 18:47:33Z

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Why don't you use:

<a ng-href="myapp://find?name={{var.var1}}" ng-show="var.var1 != 'N/A'">{{var.var1}}</a>
<span ng-hide="var.var1 != 'N/A'">{{var.var1}}</span>

You can also use ng-switch.

answered Oct 29, 2014 at 18:47

Denis C de Azevedo

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