I found this gem of a Meta-HTML function that has been hiding deep in the bowels of PeopleTools javascript.
I was digging into some of the delivered javascript functions in a HCM 9.2 PUM Image 17 which is on PeopleTools 8.55.03. When I looked in the PT_COMMON HTML object, I almost jumped out of my couch. :)
Just to be sure, I checked if this function exists in 8.54 or prior tools releases. Correction: I found one occurrence in 8.54 (PT_PAGESCRIPT_FMODE) which leads me to believe that this function was probably introduced in PeopleTools 8.54 (so it is not new to 8.55 as I previously thought).
It appears that this undocumented (since it is not referenced anywhere in PeopleBooks) Meta-HTML function can be used to include other javascripts objects inline. This can be very handy!
Let us see how this works.
I created a custom JavaScript object (CSK_TEST) using Branding Objects.
Next, I added this to my Bootstrap JavaScript (CSK_FL_BOOTSTRAP_JS) as follows (Refer: PeopleTools 8.55+ - Using Oracle JET (JQuery, JQueryUI, requireJS and more) - Part 1).
Let us see this in action.
Here is how the %include function gets resolved at runtime:
I can see many great uses for this Meta-HTML function! :)
I was digging into some of the delivered javascript functions in a HCM 9.2 PUM Image 17 which is on PeopleTools 8.55.03. When I looked in the PT_COMMON HTML object, I almost jumped out of my couch. :)
Just to be sure, I checked if this function exists in 8.54 or prior tools releases. Correction: I found one occurrence in 8.54 (PT_PAGESCRIPT_FMODE) which leads me to believe that this function was probably introduced in PeopleTools 8.54 (so it is not new to 8.55 as I previously thought).
It appears that this undocumented (since it is not referenced anywhere in PeopleBooks) Meta-HTML function can be used to include other javascripts objects inline. This can be very handy!
Let us see how this works.
I created a custom JavaScript object (CSK_TEST) using Branding Objects.
Next, I added this to my Bootstrap JavaScript (CSK_FL_BOOTSTRAP_JS) as follows (Refer: PeopleTools 8.55+ - Using Oracle JET (JQuery, JQueryUI, requireJS and more) - Part 1).
Let us see this in action.
Here is how the %include function gets resolved at runtime:
I can see many great uses for this Meta-HTML function! :)
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