The jPoint.userprofile plugin retrieves the current user profile and make information available through the jPoint object model.
Sign In as
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username: |
demouser |
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password: |
sharejPoint! |
Usage:
Initialize UserProfile
- jP.getUserProfile(); //read userdisp.aspx, then populate and return jP.UserProfile object
Access profile data with
- jP.UserProfile.Name
- jP.UserProfile.Account
- jP.UserProfile.Title
- jP.UserProfile.EMail
- jP.UserProfile.Notes
- jP.UserProfile.AboutMe
- jP.UserProfile.Picture
- jP.UserProfile.Department
- jP.UserProfile.JobTitle
- jP.UserProfile.SipAddress
- jP.UserProfile.SIPAddress
- jP.UserProfile.FieldCount //count of fields
- jP.UserProfile.Fields //array of field names
- jP.UserProfile.Items[0].Name ... SipAddress
Source Code in CEWP above:
<script src="
http://sharejpoint.googlecode.com/files/jPointLoader.js"></script>
<script src="
http://www.sharejpoint.com/src/jpoint/plugins/jPoint.userprofile.js"></script>
<div id=outdiv />
<script>
$(document).ready(function(){
var
user = jP.getUserProfile();
if(!user) {alert("User not found. Please sign in!"); return;}
var out = "";
out += "<b>The current login user account is <font color=red>"+
user.Account+"</font></b>"
out += "<table>";
out += "<tr><th>Field Name</th><th>Field Value</th><th>jPoint Code</th></tr>";
$.each(
user.Fields, function(i, field){
out += "<tr><td>"+field+"</td><td>"+
user[field]+"</td><td>jP.UserProfile."+field+"</td></tr>";
});
out += "</table>";
$("#outdiv").html(out);
});
</script>