String equality( == ) issue in javascript [closed] - javascript

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I am getting undesired output when i compare the ajax response to a string.
My backend is PHP. It is an echo 'SUCCESS' that responds to the ajax call.
When i compare the response with "SUCCESS" it is giving a false output!
Let me attach a screenshot of the console watch window for clarity.
Please help me with a workaround. Thank you!

I guess there is a space in the success written at the top (pinkish) one. Remove that. For checking give a space in the if condition. If it succeeds then that is the issue.

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I have integrated Chargeitpro payment integrator in my application.
The payment is working good , but the signature url from chargeitpro response is not working for me.
Here is my Response only to get signature url.
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AccountEntryMethod:""
AccountExpiryDate:""
AmountBalance:0
AmountBill:0
AmountFee:0
AmountProcessed:0
ApprovalNumberResult:""
AvsResponseCode:""
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ResultMessage:""
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TransactionType:"RequestSignature"
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I wanted to return following string, but I still couldn't get it done right for couple of hours. CAn anyone tell me what did I do wrong? Thank you.
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