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Blaze.If

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Blaze.If(conditionFunc, contentFunc, [elseFunc])

import { Blaze } from 'meteor/blaze' Source

Constructs a View that renders content conditionally.

Arguments

conditionFunc Function: A function to reactively re-run. Whether the result is truthy or falsy determines whether contentFunc or elseFunc is shown. An empty array is considered falsy.
contentFunc Function: A Function that returns renderable content.
elseFunc Function: Optional. A Function that returns renderable content. If no elseFunc is supplied, no content is shown in the "else" case.

Links:

http://docs.meteor.com/#/full/#blaze_if

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2016-05-29 17:17:59

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