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How to reference a webapp internal name inside a webapp

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February 24, 2021
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Hello

I was trying to find a way to reference the 'APP01' part of http://xxx.adobe-campaign.com/webApp/APP01 within the webapp so that I don't have to hard-code the URL in the HTML. Is this achievable?

Thanks,

Gigi

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Best answer by DebTr

Hi Gigi,

One possible solution.

You can create an option and store the internal name of web app there and fetch it in webapp using the following code.

var intName = getOption('optionInternalName');
ctx.vars.webappInternalName = intName;

Thanks,

Deb

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Hi Gigi,

One possible solution.

You can create an option and store the internal name of web app there and fetch it in webapp using the following code.

var intName = getOption('optionInternalName');
ctx.vars.webappInternalName = intName;

Thanks,

Deb

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Thank you Deb! That would be an option yes although ideally I wouldn't want to manually enter anything to an Option, but I guess this is as best as we could do at this stage. Thanks again!

Jonathon_wodnicki

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Hi,

If it's client-side js can just get it from (window.location + '').replace(/.*\//, '').

Server-side doesn't have any info about the webapp afaik.

Thanks,

-Jon