# triggername

### `triggername` Property

The `triggername` property holds the **name of the trigger** that is currently resolving the variable.

#### Purpose

This property allows you to identify which **trigger** initiated the evaluation of the variable. It is particularly useful when the same variable is used across multiple triggers and you want to customize its behavior based on the trigger context.

#### Type

* **Type:** `String`
* **Example Value:** `"pageview"`

#### Use Case

You can use `this.triggername` to write conditional logic based on the trigger name:

```js
function() {
  var x = this.triggername; // "pageview"
  return window.location.href;
}
```

This enables advanced use cases such as:

* Returning different values depending on the trigger
* Logging or debugging trigger-specific behavior
* Ensuring consistent data output based on trigger context

By leveraging `triggername`, you gain greater control and transparency in multi-trigger setups.


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