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2020-01-03 05-37-58
JEYASRI R
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How can I pass local variable value to another screen
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Hai,

I want more clarification to pass the local variable values to another screen..I have created 3 local variables in homescreen..How can use these 3 variable values for another screen..





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Jeyasri

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17 Sep 2018
2021-04-09 11-42-43
assif_tiger
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JEYASRI R wrote:

Hai,

I want more clarification to pass the local variable values to another screen..I have created 3 local variables in homescreen..How can use these 3 variable values for another screen..





Thanks

Jeyasri

Hi,

-Create local variable in Screen-A.

- Create Input Variable in Screen-B

-  Whenever you go to Screen-B, it will ask you for the input, thus you can pass the variable as a value to that.

- Note: You can set input variable : Type, Mandatory & Default Value also

 

Thanks,

Assif

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17 Sep 2018

assif_tiger wrote:

JEYASRI R wrote:

Hai,

I want more clarification to pass the local variable values to another screen..I have created 3 local variables in homescreen..How can use these 3 variable values for another screen..





Thanks

Jeyasri

Hi,

-Create local variable in Screen-A.

- Create Input Variable in Screen-B

-  Whenever you go to Screen-B, it will ask you for the input, thus you can pass the variable as a value to that.

- Note: You can set input variable : Type, Mandatory & Default Value also

 

Thanks,

Assif

Good going dear,

But in logically, while click the Submit it is navigate to next screen.

At that time the input values display in Labels in the next screen.

How to do that.

Need support.

Thanks,

Prince Raj.

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04 Sep 2019

Hi Jeyasi,

Create another screen with input parameters and a link in the homepage to the screen you have created. Add the local variables in the link and you got it in the other screen when you click on that link.

Cheers

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17 Sep 2018

or you can use session variables. But mind you that you cannot use records in session variables, if they are simple inputs, session variables is an option. It is also ONLY available in web apps.

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17 Sep 2018
2021-04-09 11-42-43
assif_tiger
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JEYASRI R wrote:

Hai,

I want more clarification to pass the local variable values to another screen..I have created 3 local variables in homescreen..How can use these 3 variable values for another screen..





Thanks

Jeyasri

Hi,

-Create local variable in Screen-A.

- Create Input Variable in Screen-B

-  Whenever you go to Screen-B, it will ask you for the input, thus you can pass the variable as a value to that.

- Note: You can set input variable : Type, Mandatory & Default Value also

 

Thanks,

Assif

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17 Sep 2018

assif_tiger wrote:

JEYASRI R wrote:

Hai,

I want more clarification to pass the local variable values to another screen..I have created 3 local variables in homescreen..How can use these 3 variable values for another screen..





Thanks

Jeyasri

Hi,

-Create local variable in Screen-A.

- Create Input Variable in Screen-B

-  Whenever you go to Screen-B, it will ask you for the input, thus you can pass the variable as a value to that.

- Note: You can set input variable : Type, Mandatory & Default Value also

 

Thanks,

Assif

Good going dear,

But in logically, while click the Submit it is navigate to next screen.

At that time the input values display in Labels in the next screen.

How to do that.

Need support.

Thanks,

Prince Raj.

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04 Sep 2019

You can use Expressions for that. Just replace the default Text with an Expression that's under the Label widget.

But this is a rather basic feature your asking about. Have you looked at the courses being offered by OutSystems? I think the best one (based on your screenshots) would be this one: https://www.outsystems.com/learn/paths/1/becoming-a-mobile-developer/

It goes into all the basics of OutSystems and then dives into the advanced topics.


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05 Sep 2019
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