You need to pass the name submitted by the user when you dispatch the event form_submitHandler in RegistrationPage:
private function form_submitHandler(event:FormEvent):Void
{
if(textInput.text.trim()=="") textInput.errorString="Empty";
else dispatchEvent(new Event(Event.CHANGE));
}So, you'd create a subclass of Event, similar to ContactEvent in stack-navigator-pass-data-between-views, and dispatch it there instead of new Event(Event.CHANGE). I'll leave creating that event subclass up to you. Let's assume that you call it something like RegistrationEvent.
Then, you need to pass the name from the RegistrationEvent to the HomePage, which you'd do by modifying the event map here:
var registrationPage = StackItem.withClass(RegistrationPage.ID, RegistrationPage, [
Event.CHANGE => Push(HomePage.ID)
]);Similar to stack-navigator-pass-data-between-views, you'd use NewAction action to create a custom Push action that includes passing the data to HomePage
var registrationPage = StackItem.withClass(RegistrationPage.ID, RegistrationPage, [
RegistrationEvent.REGISTER => NewAction((event:RegistrationEvent) -> {
var name = event.name;
return Push(HomePage.ID, (target: HomePage) -> {
target. registeredName = name;
});
})
]);You'll need to modify HomePage to add a new property to store the name, which might be called something like registeredName.
public var registeredName(default, set):String = null;
private function set_registeredName(value:String):String {
if (this.registeredName == value) {
return this.registeredName;
}
this.registeredName = value;
this.setInvalid(InvalidationFlag.DATA);
return this.registeredName;
}Then, you can access the name in an override of update in HomePage.
