I need to pass a value as a string and not an array from inside an event listener to a global variable. Currently when the page loads, I check for a cookie inside the event listener and pass that value (‘de’, ‘es’, ‘en’ etc) to an empty array. I don’t know a better way to hoist this variable. I then
Tag: global-variables
Creating and accessing global variable in google chrome extension
All of the information I can find on this is pretty old. Like the title says I am trying to make a global variable in one script and access it from another. The purpose of the extension is to search for a class named “page-title” and then return the innerHTML of that HTML element. Once I get the code working
Retrieve the value of a variable that stores in local storage the options chosen by users in a dropdown list
I need to retrieve the value of a variable that stores in local storage the options chosen by users in a dropdown list in order to use it elsewhere. This is the code, the dropdown has a list of years from 2020 to the current year. I store the year in local storage on change and in Chrome Dev Tools
Using global variables across YAML files within Artillery
Is there any way in which I can say, define a URI that will be used in different .yml files for different Artillery load tests? I am wanting to use the same URI within a number of .yml files to define the target within the config section. I saw the following on the Artillery docs: Values can be set dynamically
How to access the value of baseURL in Cypress
I’m just starting to learn JavaScript and have been using Cypress to automate some regression tests. The test I writing currently is meant to verify link’s text and href in a header and footer. The issue I am having is that these tests need to be run across various environments and I cannot seem to access the baseUrl property set
Is there any difference between a global variable and a property of the Global Object
I was reading the following analysis from David Mark about the js framework “Sencha”: https://gist.github.com/3279190 and in there he states… What they wanted was a global variable, but they ended up with is a property of the Global Object. According the specifications and (and implementation history) there are enough differences between the two that care is required not to mix
Get all Javascript Variables?
Is there a way for javascript to detect all assigned variables? For example, if one js file creates a bunch of vars (globally scoped), can a subsequent file get all the vars without knowing what they’re named and which might exist? Thanks in advance 🙂 EDIT, Question Part 2: How do I get the values of these variables? Here is