Previously, the pass parameters were in the form of multiple key:value. The current requirement is to pass the entire object, like the following
Then my writing method is
/*前往订单详情页面*/
$scope.goOrderDetails=function(){
//counArr就是图片里的对象
$state.go('ticket.pay',{countArr:countArr})
}
On the receiving page
var countArr=$stateParams.countArr;
console.log(countArr);
console.log(countArr.length);
The result is wrong, the result of console.log(countArr) is [object object],
url also becomes 127.0.0.1:9002/ticket/pay/[object Object]
I think I know what the problem is. I have never encountered the need to pass an object before
高洛峰2017-05-15 17:08:33
If you want to spread it like this, you have to
$state.go('ticket.pay',{countArr: JSON.stringify(countArr)})
When picking up
var countArr = JSON.parse($stateParams.countArr)
If you want to transfer the object directly, it is recommended to use browser storage to transfer it. Please refer to this
天蓬老师2017-05-15 17:08:33
Set params in routing
. state('urlname',{
url:'urlname',
templateUrl:...,
controller:...,
params:{testObj:""}
})
In this way, the testObj taken out from the page is still an object, just use the attributes you need directly
Supplementary. . . Of course, this params can also be testObj:{}