Use the following jQuery code to populate a people picker field on a SharePoint form using jQuery and the CurrentContext object within a browser session
var loginName = _spPageContextInfo.userLoginName; //get login name form current session in browservar pplPckr = $("span[data-displayname='Requested by'] .sp-peoplepicker-editorInput")[0]; // adapt this to any query selector to point to the input field with the class "sp-peoplepicker-editorInput"var peoplepicker = SPClientPeoplePicker.PickerObjectFromSubElement(pplPckr) // Use SPClientPeoplePicker to get the actual picker objectpeoplepicker.AddUserKeys(loginName); // Add the user login name to the key table to resolve the user
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