Reputation: 39
I know this is possible when developing a VSTO as you can declare settings in your app.config , and then reference these settings in C# by doing something like Properties.Settings.MadeUpSetting.
But i am wondering is this possible when using a web add in ? My use case is that different people will have different requirements when using this add in, so i presumed the manifest is where i would declare the settings (whose values i can change to suit user A or user B) and then reference them in the JS , but im not sure if this can be done? I am new to this , so any steps in the right direction are much appreciated!
Thanks
Upvotes: 0
Views: 220
Reputation:
This is similar to another Stack Overflow post. A possible way to achieve this scenario would be to add query parameters in the URLs in the manifest.
Upvotes: 1