Error:Cannot assign a fuction result

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else if (gr.IncludeCost == "NO") {
       $("#chkEditIncludeCost").is(':checked') = false;
   }

Posted 28-Oct-15 0:39am

Updated 28-Oct-15 0:57am

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RelicV 28-Oct-15 6:58am

is(':Checked') is used to check if the checkbox is selected by the user or not.
You cannot assign a value to that.

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RelicV · Accepted Answer · 2015-10-28T00:59:00

$('#chkEditIncludeCost').prop('checked', true);
$('#chkEditIncludeCost').prop('checked', false);

Posted 28-Oct-15 0:59am

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Member 11527624 28-Oct-15 8:18am

Thank you very much its solved.What does .prop('checked', true); reprsents here

Krunal Rohit 28-Oct-15 8:44am

.prop() is used for setting the control property.
In this case, checked property is set to true/false.

-KR

Member 11527624 28-Oct-15 8:46am

Got it :)

CPallini 28-Oct-15 8:28am

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