Simplest approach is to have one .mxml file that contains two other
components, such as Input.mxml and Output.mxml.
I tend to follow the Cairngorm approach, even if just by using a Singleton
ModelLocator, which allows you to store values such as _searchString - input
by user - globally.
Input.mxml would set _searchString and Output.mxml can be notified, when
change occurs there.
- Scott
On 5/7/07, Kulsum Arif <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am new to flex and want to design a search page:
Basically once user gives his input, the search page should go away
and teh results should appear.
I tried doing 2 mxml files for this and passing values as query
string
params. The 2 page setup works but I am not able to pass values as
query strings.
Homepage.mxml is the page with the search input. on click of a
button
here the control should go to SearchByTitle.mxml. Here is the code
snippet.
public function SearchByTitle():void
{
navigateToURL(new URLRequest("SearchByTitle.html?
search='"+txtTitleSearch.text+"'"), '_self');
}
How do I read the value in SearchByTitle mxml ?
I have also been reading that a flex application should have only
one
<application> file and the rest should be components.
I would greatly appreciate a quick response.
Thanks,
Kulsum
--
: : ) Scott
