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x-forwarded-for saw as a for loop
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Hi Kevin,
In JavaScript, objects are associative arrays. When working with property names that are not valid JS identifiers (such as ones that include a dash), you can use the array-like syntax, which in your case would be:
In JavaScript, objects are associative arrays. When working with property names that are not valid JS identifiers (such as ones that include a dash), you can use the array-like syntax, which in your case would be:
request.header["x-forwarded-for"]
For more information about working with objects, you can go here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Guide/Working_with_Objects
Hope this helps.
Kevin Wong
I am trying to get the ip address by getting request.header.x-forwarded-for. However the editor gave me an error as seeing the "for" as a for loop. is there any easy way I can get the ip address in BL. Thank you.