use if/then in each loop

Hi all

still a beginner jQuery javascript...

I would like to add text inside the loop of .every using an if / then statement - do not know how...

Basic.

$(données, fonction (clé, valeur) {} .each)

Console. Log ("item", key, value);

output += '< li > "+.

value.ID + "" + value.name + "" + value.date

+ "< /li >";

});

I have tried this IF...: but does not work...

$(données, fonction (clé, valeur) {} .each)

Console. Log ("item", key, value);

output += '< li > "+.

value.ID + "" + value.name

If (value.name == "Bob") {}

+ "pretty name".

}

"" + value.date

+ "< /li >";

});

Q: no idea how to operate?

You already perform concatenation when you do this: output +=

You know he will keep what already exists in output and add to this (assuming that it is assigned outside of the loop). You can therefore simply add more of the same.

Inside the loop:

output += '

  • ' + value.id + "" + value.name;

    If (value.name == "Bob") Then output & = "nice name" ;}

    "output +=" "+ value.date +"

  • ';

    Concatenate as much as you want. Unless you are dealing with crazy amounts of data, for a new person, the impact on the performance of several concatenations is negligible.

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