Hey guys!
According to the documentation, to secure params from custom installation page, we should use the “__meta” tag, Example:
function postConfigs() {
var contact={};
var company = [];
var conditions = [];
var api_key = jQuery("input[name=api_key]").val();
var first_name = jQuery("input[name=first_name]").val();
var last_name = jQuery("input[name=last_name]").val();
contact["first_name"] = first_name;
contact["last_name"] = last_name;
jQuery("#company option:selected").each(function(){
company.push(jQuery(this).val());
});
jQuery("input[name=\"condition\"]:checked").each(function(){
conditions.push(jQuery(this).val());
});
return {
__meta: {
secure: ["api_key"]
},
api_key,
contact,
company: company,
conditions: conditions
}
}
I tested it and it’s working.
But let’s say I have more than one parameter and it’s nested:
function postConfigs() {
var params = {
param1: "value",
authentication: {},
};
params.authentication = {
fdDomain: $("#fd-domain").val(),
fdUserID: $("#fd-user-id").val(),
fdUserApiKey: $("#fd-api-key").val(),
rtcServerURI: $("#rtc-server-uri").val(),
rtcTunnel: $("#rtc-tunnel").val(),
rtcUserName: $("#rtc-user-name").val(),
rtcUserPassword: $("#rtc-user-pass").val(),
wafUserName: $("#rtc-waf-user-name").val(),
wafUserPassword: $("#rtc-waf-user-pass").val(),
vtDomain: $("#vt-domain").val(),
vtUsername: $("#vt-user-name").val(),
vtPassword: $("#vt-user-pass").val(),
pgHost: $("#pg-domain").val(),
pgPort: $("#pg-port").val(),
pgUser: $("#pg-user-name").val(),
pgPassword: $("#pg-user-pass").val(),
pgDatabase: $("#pg-database").val(),
};
params["__meta"] = {
secure: [
"authentication.fdDomain",
"authentication.fdUserID",
"authentication.fdUserApiKey",
"authentication.vtDomain",
"authentication.vtUsername",
"authentication.vtPassword",
"authentication.rtcServerURI",
"authentication.rtcTunnel",
"authentication.rtcUserName",
"authentication.rtcUserPassword",
"authentication.wafUserName",
"authentication.wafUserPassword",
"authentication.pgHost",
"authentication.pgPort",
"authentication.pgUser",
"authentication.pgPassword",
"authentication.pgDatabase",
],
};
return params;
}
In frontend, calling:
client.iparams.get()
It’s returning all the authentication object.
Am I doing it wrong?
