Namespace: Resource

Members

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Resource.browserType

Gets the name of the user's browser. The following browsers can be identified: Opera, Firefox, Safari, IE, Edge, Edge-Chromium, Chrome, and Blink.

Examples

When using Firefox.

Resource.browserType;
// => "Firefox"

When using an unrecognized browser.

Resource.browserType;
// => "Unknown"

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Resource.deviceType

Get the name of the user's device. The following devices can be identified: iOS, Android, BlackBerry, IEMobile, and Opera.

Examples

On an iPhone.

Resource.deviceType;
// => "iOS"

On a device that can't be identified.

Resource.deviceType;
// => "Unknown"

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Resource.isMobile

Checks if the user's device is a mobile device. It does not provide 100% coverage, but the following devices are supported: iOS, Android, BlackBerry, IEMobile, and Opera Mini.

Examples

On a recognized mobile device.

Resource.isMobile;
// => true

On an urecognized device.

Resource.isMobile;
// => false

Methods

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Resource.fontPath(path)

Converts the specified path to a font resource location.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
path	string

Returns:

Type

string

Examples

In "Design" or "Preview" mode.

Resource.fontPath("Roboto.ttf");
// => services/formresources/9935/fonts/Roboto.ttf

In a built and rendered form.

Resource.fontPath("Roboto.ttf");
// => ./fonts/Roboto.ttf

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Resource.get(path)

Checks for the resource available locally in the form before fetching via Http.get. To get an application resource, use with its normal path (mainly relevant to form generation process). To get a form resource, convert the relative path with Resource.path method first.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
path

Returns:

Type

Promise

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Resource.imagePath(path)

Converts the specified path to an image resource location.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
path	string

Returns:

Type

string

Examples

In "Design" or "Preview" mode.

Resource.imagePath("hello-world.png");
// => "services/formresources/6728/images/hello-world.png"

In a built and rendered form.

Resource.imagePath("hello-world.png");
// => "./images/hello-world.png"

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Resource.path(path [, formDesignVersionId])

Converts the specified relative path to a form resource path respective of environment.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Argument	Description
path	string
formDesignVersionId	string	<optional>	Can be used to explicitly set the formDesignVersionId. Otherwise the ID of the version in design is used.

Returns:

Type

string

Examples

With the ID of the current form design version.

Resource.path("hello-world.png");
// => services/formresources/9935/hello-world.png

With the ID of the specified form design version.

Resource.path("hello-world.png", "1234");
// => services/formresources/1234/hello-world.png