Can we dynamically reference the "S-Object Name" from a JS extension?

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Can we dynamically reference the "S-Object Name" from a JS extension?

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Hi Sofiane, Usually, the S Object name would be consistent on a page, so it should be safe to always refer to "s" (or whatever you have defined the object name as) in an extension. If you're writing an extension that will be deployed on sites with several different s object names, you could do something like this: Assume you have 3 s objects, but you don't know which one is in scope for this extension: "teal_s" "s" "trackingData" You could do something like: {code:javascript} var local_s = window.teal_s || window.s || window.trackingData; {code} This would give you a local reference to the "s" object, so long as 1 of the 3 object names is defined. I'm not sure if this would help in your situation or not. Perhaps you can share some more details on what you're trying to achieve? Thanks, Craig.
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