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What im trying to do is compare the imageowner (variable returned by the controller) with the current user

<!-- image remove button --> {% if {{ imageOwner }} == {{ app.user.username }} %} //Line 5 <p>You are the owner of this image</p> <button onclick="deleteStuff()">deleted</button> {% endif %}

but it throws this error

A hash key must be a quoted string, a number, a name, or an expression enclosed in parentheses (unexpected token "punctuation" of value "{" inLayoutBundle:Frontpage:content-bubble.html.twig at line 5

the {{ imageOwner }} and {{ app.user.username }} return the right values, I think its a syntax or logical error

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    You don't need {{ }} when you are in a statement Commented Apr 14, 2014 at 9:01

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Use 

 {% if imageOwner == app.user.username %} //Line 5 <p>You are the owner of this image</p> <button onclick="deleteStuff()">deleted</button> {% endif %}

{{ imageOwner }} is slimier to echo $imageOwner in php. So you do not need to wrap variable with {{}} when you don't want to print it.

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This is not wrong, but this blatantly lacks of explanations
no it actually works! but I can only accept the answer in a few minutes

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