Make this possible: SetValue[ ..., If[ InputBox1 == InputBox2, True, False ] ]
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Make this possible: SetValue[ ..., If[ InputBox1 == InputBox2, True, False ] ]
As a number and function variable that is connected to a input box gets the value of the reduced expression and not the unreduced written expression in a input box that is set to Symbolic, a way to check if the content of a input box match another expression could be to make it possible to check if the content of two input boxes that are set to Symbolic are the same.
I will therefore suggest to make this possible: SetValue[ ..., If[ InputBox1 == InputBox2, True, False ] ]
I like this idea 
An inputbox just shows some already defined object. So you have to compare these objects and not the inputboxes themselves. And testing if objects are equal hasn't got anything to see with the way they are written. a function f(x)=(x - 1)² is equal to g(x)=x²-2x + 1.You want very specific for some time and you're posting it again and again directly and indirectly in multiple posts. Perhaps you should be clear and not seemingly ask different questions again and again.
and in addition
a==b
represents a boolean value (true,false), it is quite redundant to put a If clause around it
As hawe says, you can just do
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