If you don't care about IE11, this is even enough :
(new URL(window.location.href)).searchParams.get("param_name");
I like this writing because it's easy to even add it in cloud backend forms as a javascript line to send it to your backoffice.
You'll get null if the name isn't found.
Warning : Don't mix up query string and fragment ofc when you do that 
@Wassim thanks for you answer.
I agree that the file will be tricky to find but I still try to the basic "even hard to find it shouldn't be public when it's related to security", and it's literally for all ma security checks 
I thought about the other solution but I'm trying to develop something very easy to maintain for any developers even with a low formation for my clients, your solution itself is great and easy to use, I don't want to complexify it.
I think the third solution I will retain is to create a proxy route that will take care of this common code then call the adequate resource and return the result.
I think having private code outside of a route but still on AppDrag is the only major feature I miss right now !
I haven't said it in a while: Thanks for AppDrag in general, I'm really having a great time on it 
See you soon,
Best regards,
Hello,
For some reason I can't drop a search box right now, but it's indeed linked to the shop.
Entirely from my memory :
If you double clic on it you should see the code doing the research and printing the elements.
You can modify it to look in the blog instead, there is the APIs : https://support.appdrag.site/blog/80-REST-API-for-Blog-and-Shop.html
I'm not sure you'll get away from this one without coding :/, let's wait the AppDrag answer in case of, since I'm just a user ^^
Best regards,
@jbenguira just adding something if someone stumble on this problem :
You might not be able to login with an error saying that PowerShell can't run scripts.
Easiest brainless way is to set the Execution Policy to Unrestricted during this process :
https://docs.vmware.com/en/vRealize-Automation/7.6/com.vmware.vra.iaas.hp.doc/GUID-9670AFC5-76B8-4321-822A-BCE05800DB5B.html
Thanks for the process by the way, worked like a charm.
Ooooh ok my bad !
I deleted the 4 tables by query, created a new one the same way, worked flawlessly !
Thanks a lot, my be a good idea to forbid it upfront since the interface can't print it ^^"
See you,
Hello,
That's 100% exactly what I needed to have right now !
Thanks a lot !
Quick question :
How do you define if the the API function will be in my templates or not ? It's account based ? Project based ? Licence based ?
Having a white label, if I invite a customer in one of my projects with admin privileges, he will be able to see all my API funcs as templates ? Or just the functions of the project I invited him in ?
Thanks,
Best regards,
Hey @Daniel-Mulroy
I had a loooot of work but I'm back
Thanks for your answer, I noticed some little issues on this part, I'll make a hug port a little later with everything in it !
Color and size seems ok indeed.
See you soon
Perfectly clear thanks a lot !
@Wassim removing the class and putting mine that does it the way I wanted worked like a charm, thanks a lot !
Yes everything is goind well well thanks a lot, it's honestly thanks to AppDrag, even with those very tiny flaws here and there, there is everything to resolve them, so it's always fine ^^
Good day,
Best regards,
Well it's not THAT sensitive indeed, it was more like macros for table names and preprod names and stuff like that to avoid to repeat it and be able to change it easily.
I know the Database and stuff like that are protected but I'm thinking that it's still the bed idea to spread all the accurate name of everything that easily ^^"
Problem with the Env Variables is that they are contained only in the func where I write them, so it's not helping that much for this specific usage.
I don't really like the idea of having an API call "just for that", especially when I'll use it a lot for my tracking system, the goal is more to reduce them
So it's not an ABSOLUTE NEED but it might be very handy to add some genericity in my code.
For now I'll not do it, I'll let you know if I come up with a cool system to do it painlessly
See you soon,
That's a very very good news, omg, thanks a lot !
@wassim thanks a lot, working for us too, perfect
Thank your for mistreating your zoom level for us
See you soon,
Best regards,
Hello Linda,
Here is a nice representation of the precision you'll have depending your choice : http://mysql.rjweb.org/doc.php/latlng
float would be 1.7m, so it all depends what you want to do with it.
Ideally you should the POINT from this : https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/spatial-types.html
But I don't think it's available on AppDrag ? I'll let them answer on that one ^^"
Good day
<div id="WhatsappChat" style="display: none; z-index: 1000; position: fixed; right: 100px; bottom: 100px; background-position: initial; background-size: initial; background-repeat: initial; background-attachment: initial; background-origin: initial; background-clip: initial; background-color: rgb(79, 206, 93); padding: 20px; border-radius: 100px; box-shadow: rgb(140, 140, 140) 1px 1px 1px; outline: 0px;;background-image:url('')"
Which is in this line if you are not used to code
You have right: 25px; bottom: 25px.
It's "how far it is from the right" and "how far it is from the bottom", in pixels.
Just play with those values until you like the result.
Have fun
Hello Wassim,
I picked the first option, worked flawlessly, thanks a lot.
Good day,
Best regards
@wassim That makes a lot of sense thank you very much
Best regards,
Thanks a lot, I should have thought about it, it seems so obvious now.
Worked like a charm.
Best regards,