Question

There is a button, when i click that there will be a call to the Server, and i will get a JSON response.

This JSON response will contain a string similar to

{
    "value": "Success",
    "information": {
        "firstName": "kei",
        "surname": "chan"
    }
}

The value field in the JSON will be either SUCCESS or FAIL. So if it is success, i will have to navigate to another view and display the firstName and surname.

I will need to pass the values firstName and lastName to the other view if so.

How can i pass the values of firstName and lastName in senchaTouch/cordova ?

Code:

the button

xtype:'button',
                   id:'when_button_click',
                   text:'Send',
                   ui:'confirm',

Controller class

extend: "Ext.app.Controller",
                  config: {
                  refs: {
                  newNoteBtn: "#when_button_click"
                  },
                  control: {
                  newNoteBtn: {
                  tap: "onNewNote"
                  }
                  }
                  },
                  onNewNote: function () {
 var values = Ext.getCmp('form').getValues();
                 console.log("inside onNewNote function");

       Ext.Ajax.request({
                        url: 'http://call.com/the_webservice',
                        params : values,

                        failure: function (response) {
                        var text = response.responseText;
                         console.log("fail");

                        },                              success: function (response) {
                        var text = response.responseText;
                         console.log("success");

                        }

                        });



                  }

                  // init and launch functions omitted.
                  });

Answer 1

You can simply add additional properties into the new View object that the controller is creating. For example if the controller handler function is “pushing” a new view like so

this.getSomeView().push({   
   xtype : 'mylistView',
   prop1 : 'my property to pass',
   prop2 : record.get('comesFromTheEventHandled')
});

Then the view can access these properties in the initialize() function.
For the code sample — in the “mylistView” initialize() section you access these properties as

this.prop1 and this.prop2