How to compare custom label value in controller with '!=' operator












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Controller:



public List<SelectOption>FlagPickList{
get{
List<SelectOption> FlagOptions = new List<SelectOption>();
FlagOptions.add(new SelectOption('All',Label.None));
FlagOptions.add(new SelectOption('True',LabelTRUE));
FlagOptions.add(new SelectOption( 'False',Label.FALSE));
return FlagOptions;
}
}


these labels are contain 'dutch' translation. visualforce will return Flag1 as value for this picklist.
i want to compare in controller,



if(string.valueOf(Flag1)!=Label.None)
{
//condition
}
else{
//condition
}


it's working fine for English user. but when it's a Dutch user ,unable to compare in if condition and going to else part.










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  • Use System.debug() statement to debug the value you are getting for Flag1 and Label in your code.

    – Mahmood
    6 hours ago











  • when it's dutch user, values are coming in dutch language for 'All'. but unable to compare it in if condition and entering inside if

    – Indrajit Kolay
    6 hours ago











  • What are you getting in the label and flag in case of Dutch language?

    – Mahmood
    6 hours ago
















1















Controller:



public List<SelectOption>FlagPickList{
get{
List<SelectOption> FlagOptions = new List<SelectOption>();
FlagOptions.add(new SelectOption('All',Label.None));
FlagOptions.add(new SelectOption('True',LabelTRUE));
FlagOptions.add(new SelectOption( 'False',Label.FALSE));
return FlagOptions;
}
}


these labels are contain 'dutch' translation. visualforce will return Flag1 as value for this picklist.
i want to compare in controller,



if(string.valueOf(Flag1)!=Label.None)
{
//condition
}
else{
//condition
}


it's working fine for English user. but when it's a Dutch user ,unable to compare in if condition and going to else part.










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  • Use System.debug() statement to debug the value you are getting for Flag1 and Label in your code.

    – Mahmood
    6 hours ago











  • when it's dutch user, values are coming in dutch language for 'All'. but unable to compare it in if condition and entering inside if

    – Indrajit Kolay
    6 hours ago











  • What are you getting in the label and flag in case of Dutch language?

    – Mahmood
    6 hours ago














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Controller:



public List<SelectOption>FlagPickList{
get{
List<SelectOption> FlagOptions = new List<SelectOption>();
FlagOptions.add(new SelectOption('All',Label.None));
FlagOptions.add(new SelectOption('True',LabelTRUE));
FlagOptions.add(new SelectOption( 'False',Label.FALSE));
return FlagOptions;
}
}


these labels are contain 'dutch' translation. visualforce will return Flag1 as value for this picklist.
i want to compare in controller,



if(string.valueOf(Flag1)!=Label.None)
{
//condition
}
else{
//condition
}


it's working fine for English user. but when it's a Dutch user ,unable to compare in if condition and going to else part.










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Controller:



public List<SelectOption>FlagPickList{
get{
List<SelectOption> FlagOptions = new List<SelectOption>();
FlagOptions.add(new SelectOption('All',Label.None));
FlagOptions.add(new SelectOption('True',LabelTRUE));
FlagOptions.add(new SelectOption( 'False',Label.FALSE));
return FlagOptions;
}
}


these labels are contain 'dutch' translation. visualforce will return Flag1 as value for this picklist.
i want to compare in controller,



if(string.valueOf(Flag1)!=Label.None)
{
//condition
}
else{
//condition
}


it's working fine for English user. but when it's a Dutch user ,unable to compare in if condition and going to else part.







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  • Use System.debug() statement to debug the value you are getting for Flag1 and Label in your code.

    – Mahmood
    6 hours ago











  • when it's dutch user, values are coming in dutch language for 'All'. but unable to compare it in if condition and entering inside if

    – Indrajit Kolay
    6 hours ago











  • What are you getting in the label and flag in case of Dutch language?

    – Mahmood
    6 hours ago



















  • Use System.debug() statement to debug the value you are getting for Flag1 and Label in your code.

    – Mahmood
    6 hours ago











  • when it's dutch user, values are coming in dutch language for 'All'. but unable to compare it in if condition and entering inside if

    – Indrajit Kolay
    6 hours ago











  • What are you getting in the label and flag in case of Dutch language?

    – Mahmood
    6 hours ago

















Use System.debug() statement to debug the value you are getting for Flag1 and Label in your code.

– Mahmood
6 hours ago





Use System.debug() statement to debug the value you are getting for Flag1 and Label in your code.

– Mahmood
6 hours ago













when it's dutch user, values are coming in dutch language for 'All'. but unable to compare it in if condition and entering inside if

– Indrajit Kolay
6 hours ago





when it's dutch user, values are coming in dutch language for 'All'. but unable to compare it in if condition and entering inside if

– Indrajit Kolay
6 hours ago













What are you getting in the label and flag in case of Dutch language?

– Mahmood
6 hours ago





What are you getting in the label and flag in case of Dutch language?

– Mahmood
6 hours ago










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You wouldn't compare the label in this case; you're literally trying to check English versus Dutch values. You can change one of the two places where this disconnect occurs.



Option 1



Use English in your code:



if(Flag1!='All') { ...


Option 2



Use only the labels:



FlagOptions.add(new SelectOption(Label.None,Label.None));
...





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    You wouldn't compare the label in this case; you're literally trying to check English versus Dutch values. You can change one of the two places where this disconnect occurs.



    Option 1



    Use English in your code:



    if(Flag1!='All') { ...


    Option 2



    Use only the labels:



    FlagOptions.add(new SelectOption(Label.None,Label.None));
    ...





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      You wouldn't compare the label in this case; you're literally trying to check English versus Dutch values. You can change one of the two places where this disconnect occurs.



      Option 1



      Use English in your code:



      if(Flag1!='All') { ...


      Option 2



      Use only the labels:



      FlagOptions.add(new SelectOption(Label.None,Label.None));
      ...





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        You wouldn't compare the label in this case; you're literally trying to check English versus Dutch values. You can change one of the two places where this disconnect occurs.



        Option 1



        Use English in your code:



        if(Flag1!='All') { ...


        Option 2



        Use only the labels:



        FlagOptions.add(new SelectOption(Label.None,Label.None));
        ...





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        You wouldn't compare the label in this case; you're literally trying to check English versus Dutch values. You can change one of the two places where this disconnect occurs.



        Option 1



        Use English in your code:



        if(Flag1!='All') { ...


        Option 2



        Use only the labels:



        FlagOptions.add(new SelectOption(Label.None,Label.None));
        ...






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