How to get Announcements data without additional API call?
Tom_Hendricks
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Is there an existing object that can be read for information about how many announcements are active, and for what timespan(s), which is loaded by every page? I assume that the announcement bar is bound to something like this, but I am not having luck finding it or accessing it.
I have a customization that I wish to trigger if there are any announcements that should be visible to the current user.
I am aware of a way to do this using the API, but I would like to avoid the extra call on every single page if there is a way to have this information that is already available on every page load.
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Justin_Workman
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Could you use the .ajaxSuccess event and check the url of the call and if it's GetUserAnnouncements, store the responseJSON?
$(document).ajaxSuccess(function (event, xhr, settings) {
if (settings.url.indexOf('GetUserAnnouncements') > -1) {
var userAnnouncements = xhr.responseJSON;
//do something with the announcements?
console.log(userAnnouncements);
}
});
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Could you use the .ajaxSuccess event and check the url of the call and if it's GetUserAnnouncements, store the responseJSON?
$(document).ajaxSuccess(function (event, xhr, settings) {
if (settings.url.indexOf('GetUserAnnouncements') > -1) {
var userAnnouncements = xhr.responseJSON;
//do something with the announcements?
console.log(userAnnouncements);
}
});
I like this approach. I am definitely having a "why didn't I think of that" moment right now.
I will try it out and report back. Thanks for the suggestion!
This got me started and everything is working as intended. Thanks again!