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Check if the state
variable is globally available in all adjacent .js
files. If so you could modify the IIFE to inject a third argument, which would be your state
variable.
I think that your object notation of the state
variable should be like this.
state = {
flow: flow.NEW_USER
}
Give the IIFE a third parameter called s
(or whatever you prefer).
(function (w, o, s) {
'use strict'
...
o.oo_feedback = new o.Ocode({
referrerRewrite: {
searchPattern: /:\/\/[^/]*/,
replacePattern: replacePattern
},
customVariables: {
flow: s.flow, // flow.NEW_USER is now here
clientId: '',
srcCorrelationId: '',
visitorId: '',
sAccount: ''
}
})
...
})(window, OOo, state)
And inject the state
variable here at the bottom.
Now this only works if you have global access to your state
variable. And it has to be defined before the IIFE is executed.
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