Reputation: 24562
I have this call to a state:
self.$state.go('heat',
{
subjectId: self.sus.subject.id,
examId: self.exs.exam.examId,
testId: self.test.testId,
questionNumber: 1
})
Is there a way that I can pass an array of data to this state and if so how could I get that data in my router config file?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 74
Reputation: 2156
As the answer by Mike suggests, you can add params
in the config. I'd just like to elaborate on that.
In your app.js
, you should specify the parameters you are sending
.state('statename',{
url:'/state',
templateUrl:'js/apps/xPage/templates/something.html',
params:{'parameter1':null,'parameter2':null},
controller:'stateCtrl'
});
In your controller
, you can define your data like this
$scope.parameter1=[];
$scope.parameter2=[];
You can add to your array like this
$scope.parameter1.push(x);
$scope.parameter2.push(y);
Finally, send your values like this
$state.go('results',{'parameter1':$scope.parameter1,'parameter2':$scope.parameter2});
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 10515
You can add params
in the state config, and specify the values in $state.go
. You can then access these values with $stateParams
service.
Upvotes: 0