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Update: Since version 1.1.5, Angular does have support for ternary operator in templates.

Angular does not have support for the ternary operator in templates. You can, however, use the poor man's ternary operator:

 ng-style="{opacity : ((currentPage == 0) && '0.4') || '1'}">

Angular does not have support for the ternary operator in templates. You can, however, use the poor man's ternary operator:

 ng-style="{opacity : ((currentPage == 0) && '0.4') || '1'}">

Update: Since version 1.1.5, Angular does have support for ternary operator in templates.

Angular does not have support for the ternary operator in templates. You can, however, use the poor man's ternary operator:

 ng-style="{opacity : ((currentPage == 0) && '0.4') || '1'}">
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musically_ut
musically_ut
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Angular does not have support for the ternary operator in templates. You can, however, use the poor man's ternary operator:

 ng-style="{opacity : ((currentPage == 0) && '0.4') || '1'}">