SharePoint Online Usage Statistics with JavaScript Injection Add-in

// embedding of jQuery, and initialization of responsiveness when ready // changed to use a CDN loadScript("https://ajax.aspnetcdn.com/ajax/jQuery/jquery-2.0.2.min.js", function () { console.log("jQuery loaded and ready for custom JS"); // Inject my function after SP.JS has been loaded // TODO need to check/Refactor to ensure if SP.Runtime.js is also loaded before executing the function below SP.SOD.executeOrDelayUntilScriptLoaded(SharePointGoogleAnalyticsV2, 'sp.js'); });

Steve Borgwardt

Brass Contributor

May 03, 2017

you don't necessarily need that load script for jQuery - that was just a sample they put in.

I assume your function

(SharePointGoogleAnalyticsV2)

is in the custom.js file that is being deployed by the PS script?

That should work then

Daniel Westerdale

Iron Contributor

May 03, 2017

Steve

I have kept the JQuery load in for the time being and as you you say I have a custom JS which is loaded by the script Action. I am getting much further thanks to your help.

I can now see some of my random log statements (!) and it looks like some of the csom code that

updates the google dimensions is working such as "User" and "List". I will need to debug this to see why the "Web" isn't being loaded . "Worse case" I could use SPJSCore library but I think this overkill given my modest requirements .

Daniel Westerdale

Iron Contributor

May 04, 2017

I thought I would rewrite the jsom calls to use promises

  // custom code to seed Diminension with metadata from visits to each: Site/Page/List/Item per User
    var clientContext = SP.ClientContext.get_current();
    //
    // get the site collection details
    //


    var site = clientContext.get_site();
    var rootWeb = site.get_rootWeb();
    var web = clientContext.get_web();
    var user = web.get_currentUser();


    clientContext.load(site);
    var promise = clientContext.executeQuery(); // look!  :-)
    promise.done(function () {
        console.log(site.get_title());
    });

    promise.then(function (sArgs) {
        //sArgs[0] == success callback sender
        //sArgs[1] == success callback args
        console.log(site.get_url());


        //
        // get web details
        //
        clientContext.load(web);
        var promise = clientContext.executeQuery(); // look!  :-)
        promise.done(function () {
            console.log(web.get_title());
        });

        promise.then(function (sArgs) {
            //sArgs[0] == success callback sender
            //sArgs[1] == success callback args

            //
            // get User details
            //

            clientContext.load(user);
            var promise = clientContext.executeQuery(); // look!  :-)
            promise.done(function () {



                console.log(user.get_title());
            })
            promise.then(function (sArgs) {
                //sArgs[0] == success callback sender
                //sArgs[1] == success callback args
            }, function (fArgs) {
                //fArgs[0] == fail callback sender
                //fArgs[1] == fail callback args.
                //in JSOM the callback args aren't used much - 
                //the only useful one is probably the get_message() 
                //on the fail callback
                var failmessage = fArgs[1].get_message();
                console.log(failmessage);
            });




        }, function (fArgs) {
            //fArgs[0] == fail callback sender
            //fArgs[1] == fail callback args.
            //in JSOM the callback args aren't used much - 
            //the only useful one is probably the get_message() 
            //on the fail callback
            var failmessage = fArgs[1].get_message();
            console.log(failmessage);
        });

    }, function (fArgs) {
        //fArgs[0] == fail callback sender
        //fArgs[1] == fail callback args.
        //in JSOM the callback args aren't used much - 
        //the only useful one is probably the get_message() 
        //on the fail callback
        var failmessage = fArgs[1].get_message();
        console.log(failmessage);
    });

But sigh .. I get yet another runtime error

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