on ‎2007 Jun 22 3:25 PM
Hi experts,
I know how to create two iViews that communicate each other on the same page, using Signal Out and Signal In. It works just fine.
I want to know how to create two iViews that communicate each other on DISTINCT page. Its possible in Visual Composer?
I need a global variable to use between pages.
Thanks all
Best regards
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You have to share/pass the data to other iView through END connector. The other iView which wish to accept data should do it through START connector. Click on START , click configure then click "+" button on bottom left and add incoming variable.
e.g If you want to share the data from a FORM then drag the OUT port from FORM and drop it , then select END. (This will share the data with external iView)
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I'm not integrating the screen through GP.
I need store some data that can be used in all pages and iViews of my model. Something like a global variable stored in session perhaps.
I have a iView with a input field and a submit button, so I need store the value passed by user to a "global variable" to be used in another iView in another page.
Can I do this in Visual Composer?
Thanks!
If you the iViews are in same model then its possible to share data using Signal In and Signal Out ports, if the iViews are in different models then you have to use a integration services like GP.
The End and Start point sharing is for GP integration.
I am afraid there is no concept of Global variable in VC, you have to bank of integration services like GP.
Pasha,
My iViews are in the same model, but in different pages. Using Signal In and Signal Out ports, it works only if the iViews are in the same page.
Mario,
Are you sure that is possible share data between pages with data store element? I know how to use data store element only in the same page. Can you explain how to do?
Thanks!
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