I have a variable set to an object:
var myConfig = { elementID: "Test", cookieName: "myTest", cookieExpiresAfterDays: 1, cookieDomain: ".localhost:3000/", privacyPolicy: "", services: [ { name: "GoogleAnalytics", default: !0, required: !0, onlyOnce: !0, }, ], translations: { GoogleAnalytics: { description: `<p>CookieDomain: ${cookieDomain}</p>`, title: "Google Analytics", }, } };
In this block:
translations: { GoogleAnalytics: { description: `<p>CookieDomain: ${cookieDomain}</p>`, title: "Google Analytics", }, }
I need to set cookieDomain: cookieDomain
but it returns me an error
Uncaught ReferenceError: cookieDomain is not defined
and when I try cookieDomain: this.cookieDomain
it prints undefined.
How can I access the correct value?
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Answer
you have two solutions here either
define the
cookieDomain
variable in the same file before the initializingmyConfig
objectpass the
cookieDomain
value as a parameter so themyConfig
object would be
var myConfig = { elementID: "Test", cookieName: "myTest", cookieExpiresAfterDays: 1, cookieDomain: ".localhost:3000/", privacyPolicy: "", services: [ { name: "GoogleAnalytics", default: !0, required: !0, onlyOnce: !0, }, ], translations: ({cookieDomain}) => { GoogleAnalytics: { description: `<p>CookieDomain: ${cookieDomain}</p>`, title: "Google Analytics", }, } };
and then you need to call the translations
block by
myConfig.translations({cookieDomain: 'some value here'});