What does this code mean in plain english?

{if $GLOBALS.current_user.group.id != "Employer"}
        <li><a href="{$GLOBALS.site_url}/find_jobs/" >[[Find Jobs]]</a></li>
        <li class="sep"></li>
        <li><a href="{$GLOBALS.site_url}/add_listing/?listin开发者_Go百科g_type_id=Resume" >[[Post     Resumes]]</a></li>
        <li class="sep"></li>
    {/if}

Just trying to figure out this code. I think it is saying "If the current user IS? or ISN'T? a member or the group 'employer' put the following links in..."

Which is it?

Thanks

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!= means is not equal to, the exclamation point (!) is a negation operator:

$a = 5;

if ($a == 5) {
   // executed if condition is true
}

if ($a != 5) {
   // executed if condition is not true
}

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!= means "not equals", so "If the current user ISN'T an employer..."

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"isn't" (because of the !=)

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I suppose this is in some sort of templating language? That isn't what normal PHP looks like. In any case, the != definitely means IS NOT, so it means if the current user IS NOT an employer, insert the links.

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!= not equal thus if they are not group.id employer then put in the list items and anchor tags

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If the id is not equal to "Employer", then condition is satisfied, process inner block which appears to be adding <li>'s to the page

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Weird code. But it means Show this html elements if group of current user IS NOT Employer.