IF Statement Always True

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You need to use == or === for comparison instead of =.

  • x = y assigns y to x
  • x == y checks if y and x are loosely equal
  • x === y checks if y and x are equal and of the same type

So what you need to do is replacing if (hv.val = "1") with if (hv.val == "1")

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