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How to get the token value inside my javascript code to use it for if and else condition?

simona2121
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// Access the "submitted" token model
var tokens = mvc.Components.get("submitted");

// Retrieve the value of a token $mytoken$
var tokenValue = tokens.get("mytoken");

I am using the above code inside

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simona2121
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I have the code inside the script tag. Is there anyway I can extract the token value inside the script tag?

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simona2121
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I have the code inside the script tag. Is there anyway I can extract the token value inside the script tag?

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hardikJsheth
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You need to get the token value using the form.tokenname of the element.

I.e if I have a input element as

<input id="category_mcon_id" token="category_mcon_form" type="multiselect">

You can get the value using following:

 submittedTokens.get('form.category_mcon_form')

simona2121
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I have the code inside the script tag. Is there anyway I can extract the token value inside the script tag?

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hardikJsheth
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I have used this code in a separate js file, which is included in the xml file. I have never tried to use it in script tag, but I think it should work.

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