⬇️ One for you @User & @User to avoid using hardcoded API URLs in your packages

I've not watched it yet, but is it basically: https://justnik.me/blog/accessing-config-settings-in-your-umbraco-angular-controller ?

Yep exactly Nik - just a hidden gem that I am not sure everyone is aware of. So just bring awarness to it And after seeing you & Paul use hardcoded URLs to controllers, I wanted to make sure you both was aware of the approach to make sure you package is more bullet proof

yeah, its brilliant. so useful!

I wanted to reference the Umbraco path in my examine package in the Js controller. How do I do that? It didn’t seem to like Umbraco.Sys.ServerVariables.whatever

what issue do you get?

Yeh not sure I follow you @User ? What are you trying to do?

I just wanted to set a variable which had the umbraco path in case anyone changed it in their application. It’s in the server variables. When I tried to use the property on the JavaScript server variables it said it didn’t recognise the object Umbraco.Sys.ServerVariables so I can’t access it.

Only available in the backoffice when logged in. You trying to use it frontend of project or…?!

No it was for the link the the full examine dashboard from my content app

Do you get any of the Umbraco.Sys stuff in the browser console dev tools?

Yeah I get it in the browser no probs

Would need to do a lunchtime debug session to see what’s up