You can put an event listener on the label and fire an update when the contents should he changed You can create an update method for the label and place it in the gloval namespace making it available to he called from the othe window.
You can put an event listener on the label and fire an update when the contents should he changed. You can create an update method for the label and place it in the gloval namespace making it available to he called from the othe window.
EventListener. Add in the first window something like window0. AddEventListener('refreshLabel',function(e){ label.
Text = e. Value; }); and in the second window fire the event button. AddEventListener('click',function(e){ window0.
FireEvent('refreshLabel',{value:"myNewContent"}); }.
I am developing a data-driven application for iPhone using Appceleartor Titanium engine. To cut it short, I have one window with first_name variable (label) on it and a button. You click on the button, it bring you to the second window (through navigation group).
ANd in this second window you can change the first_name variable. So the question is, as the user click "Back" Button to go back to the first window in the navigation group, how do I reflect the first_name variable change?
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