Implementing a client-side policy on client-side logic

A method of implementing a client-side policy on client-side logic, the method comprising:

• configuring a client-side policy to support client-side hooks by configuring a rule in the client-side policy to be applied to designated client-side logic that is configured to be executed in a browser of a client device in a network-based system, the rule indicating an administrator-defined action to be performed in response to a request to execute the designated client-side logic, the administrator-defined action is defined by an administrator of the network-based system;
• receiving the request to execute the designated client-side logic in the browser;
• and
• performing the administrator-defined action based at least in part on the rule in the client-side policy in response to receipt of the request, the administrator-defined action including:
• executing the designated client-side logic;
• triggering an error;
• or
• executing administrator-defined client-side logic, which is a proxy of the designated client-side logic and which is defined by the administrator of the network-based system.

A computer program product comprising a computer-readable storage medium having instructions recorded thereon for enabling a processor-based system to perform operations to implement a client-side policy on client-side logic, the operations comprising:

• configure a client-side policy to support client-side hooks by configuring a rule in the client-side policy to be applied to designated client-side logic that is configured to be executed in a browser of a client device in a network-based system, the rule indicating an administrator-defined action to be performed in response to a request to execute the designated client-side logic, the administrator-defined action is defined by an administrator of the network-based system;
• and
• perform the administrator-defined action based at least in part on the rule in the client-side policy in response to receipt of a request to execute the designated client-side logic in the browser, the administrator-defined action including:
• execute the designated client-side logic;
• trigger an error;
• or
• execute administrator-defined client-side logic, which is a proxy of the designated client-side logic and which is defined by the administrator of the network-based system.