Difference between revisions of "Global JavaScript Variables"

Latest revision as of 01:35, 16 October 2012

The following JavaScript variables are global. They are available in all JavaScript code running on the platform.

Considerations

Variable names are case-sensitive
In a Site, no one is logged in, and the page is not running on the platform, so the variables have no meaning in that context.

lj_window_src: Contains the URL of the current page. (Needs to be URL encoded when used.)

Sample Usage

encodeURIComponent(lj_window_src)

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-The following JavaScript variables are ''global''. They are available in all JavaScript code running on the platform:
+The following [[JavaScript]] variables are ''global''. They are available in all JavaScript code running on the platform.
+:;Considerations:
+::* Variable names are case-sensitive
+::* In a [[Sites|Site]], no one is logged in, and the page is not running on the platform, so the variables have no meaning in that context.
+====User Variables====
 :;LJUserName:Name of the (logged in) User
 :;LJPrimaryTeamName:Name of the [[Primary Team]] (user is a member of this team)
-:;LJPrimaryTeamRoleName:[[Role Based Access Permissions|Role]] of the User in the Primary Team
+:;LJPrimaryTeamRoleName:[[Data Access Permissions|Role]] of the User in the Primary Team
+====Page Variables====
+:;lj_window_src:
+::Contains the URL of the current page. (Needs to be URL encoded when used.)
-;Considerations:
+::;Sample Usage:
-:* Variables names are case-sensitive
+:::<syntaxhighlight lang="javascript" enclose="div">
-:* Since no one is logged in a [[Sites|Site]], the variables have no meaning in that context.
+encodeURIComponent(lj_window_src)
+</syntaxhighlight>
 <noinclude>
 [[Category:JavaScript APIs]]
 </noinclude>