Conversations Route Name

[Alanna 🥀🖤]

Forum: trinityblair-test.boards.net/

Not sure what the route name for the conversations list page is, any help? I've tried conversations/conversation.

[Crab]

You might wan to double check your spelling - it's definitely /conversations .

[Alanna 🥀🖤]

Spelling is correct.

[Crab]

Could you show me the code that you're trying to use this in, please? There may be an error in your code.

[Alanna 🥀🖤]

No error as it is working fine on the thread lists page.

{if $[route.name] == "board" || $[route.name] == "conversations"}{/if}

[Kami]

trini - try printing out $[route.name] as its own variable on the convo page and see what comes up

[Alanna 🥀🖤]

Dec 24, 2016 22:27:48 GMT -8 Kami said:

trini - try printing out $[route.name] as its own variable on the convo page and see what comes up

Of course! I should have thought of that myself. It's "conversations_inbox".

[Kami]

Glad you found it!

[Bennett 🚀]

Or you can paste the following into your URL bar of your browser: javascript: alert(pb.data('route').name); void(0); and hit enter!

[Lynx]

Dec 27, 2016 10:42:43 GMT -8 Bennett 🚀 said:

Or you can paste the following into your URL bar of your browser: javascript: alert(pb.data('route').name); void(0); and hit enter!

It seems like Chrome likes to strip off the javascript: part - which then sends it on a Google search. I've had to re-add the javascript: part manually each time before hitting Enter.

[Bennett 🚀]

Dec 27, 2016 11:26:32 GMT -8 Lynx said:

Dec 27, 2016 10:42:43 GMT -8 Bennett 🚀 said:

Or you can paste the following into your URL bar of your browser: javascript: alert(pb.data('route').name); void(0); and hit enter!

It seems like Chrome likes to strip off the javascript: part - which then sends it on a Google search. I've had to re-add the javascript: part manually each time before hitting Enter.

You can always create your own bookmark with that JavaScript in it for quick access.

[Bob]

Dec 27, 2016 11:26:32 GMT -8 Lynx said:

Dec 27, 2016 10:42:43 GMT -8 Bennett 🚀 said:

Or you can paste the following into your URL bar of your browser: javascript: alert(pb.data('route').name); void(0); and hit enter!

It seems like Chrome likes to strip off the javascript: part - which then sends it on a Google search. I've had to re-add the javascript: part manually each time before hitting Enter.

Open your browser's developer tool (F12 by default for Chrome), go to console, and simply use:

console.log(pb.data('route').name);