PHP question mark operator and string concatenation
It does support it, just put some parenthesis around it:
$output_string .= "<td>".(($row->isactive == "0") ? "Activated":"Deactivated")."</td>";
You're not putting enough parentheses. Try this instead:
$output_string .= "<td>".(($row->isactive == "0") ? "Activated":"Deactivated")."</td>";Note the extra set of parentheses.
If you just put:
$output_string .= "<td>".($row->isactive == "0") ? "Activated":"Deactivated"."</td>";The PHP interpreter will try and display $row->isactive == "0", so for it to do what you want, you must enclose it in an extra set of parentheses.
Not like that,but after the ":" operator your
:"Deactivated"."</td>";should be treated as single statement for false,if you want to got this try like
$output_string .= "<td>".(($row->isactive == "0") ? "Activated":"Deactivated")."</td>";