hello and welcome to another training
video from Exim Pro today we'll be
looking at how to pass page parameters
between pages as a prerequisite you
should have already gone through the
video on how to create app pages and
navigation if not then I recommend doing
that first I've created an app with
three pages the landing page navigates
to a secondary page which navigates to a
tertiary page but what if I wanted these
pages to pass some information between
them the way to do this is with page
parameters parameters are like slots on
a page that another page can put some
information in inside to create a page
parameter go to page data on the command
bar and press + next to the parameters
heading then enter the name of your
parameter and the type to make use of
the information that the page will be
passed we can use dynamic values for
example I'm going to drag a text box a
text block into the page click on it go
to the blog properties and appearance
change the static value to a dynamic
value then select the parameter that
we've just created now to send the data
over I'm going to go to the landing page
select the button go to block properties
and go to the action then I'm going to
press the pencil next to past page
parameters and there's the parameter
that we just created so for this value
I'm going to send through I have to
landing page and apply and then I have
to save this page now if we run this and
then I click go to a secondary page it
says I have been to the landing page if
we go into the edit and then launch this
page it will give you all the parameters
that you have on this page to enter info
into so I can say anything here and then
it will launch the page as if this page
had been past that and for info from a
different page now if we want to send
something dynamic to the next page for
instance whatever this page got as its
parameter we can do that by going to the
block properties of the button and then
go to past page parameters and because
we haven't created any parameters on the
tertiary page we can do that here note
that this creates parameters on the page
that this button is going to and not
this page itself so we create tertiary
info and also secondary info so the
secondary info will be the the parameter
that came from this page which is a
dynamic value and the tertiary info is I
came I have been to the secondary page
so this dynamic info is going to get
passed one page and then to the next
page so I apply that and then safe and
we actually need to display it on the
tertiary page so we'll go in here and
there's already some text here so we'll
make use of this and we'll say private a
secondary info and then we can duplicate
this and then this can be the parameter
tertiary info
now if we run this page straight away
it's going to ask us for this
information and if we launch it from
here it's not going to actually say
anything because we didn't didn't have
any information sent through so we go
back to the landing page we go to the
secondary page which passes I have been
to the landing page and then we go to
the tertiary page which has I have been
to the landing page and I have been to
the secondary page this has been how to
pass page parameters between pages
