How would one shorten the following using ternary operators?
if ((pos - maxPos) == (c.clientWidth)) {
$j("#next").addClass("filter");
} else {
$j("#next").removeClass("filter");
}
How would one shorten the following using ternary operators?
if ((pos - maxPos) == (c.clientWidth)) {
$j("#next").addClass("filter");
} else {
$j("#next").removeClass("filter");
}
No need to use a ternary operator, .toggleClass()
accepts a second argument to determine if the class should be added or removed:
$j('#next').toggleClass('filter', ((pos - maxPos) == c.clientWidth))
However, for the sake of answering your question exactly like you asked (don't use it!):
$j('#next')[((pos - maxPos) == c.clientWidth) ? 'addClass' : 'removeClass']('filter');
Even better than a ternary, using the switch
param in toggleClass()
$j("#next").toggleClass("filter", pos - maxPos === c.clientWidth);