i am sending an array as a parameter during page navigation
listA=[ { id:‘1’,name: ‘jaggu’ },{ id : 2, name: ‘pappu’ } ];
and receiving it as
export class Images{
public firstParam;
public secondParam;
constructor(public platform:Platform,public navParams :NavParams){
this.platform=platform;
this.navParams=navParams;
this.firstParam=navParams.get("listA");
}
}
and using it as:
<ion-slides style="background:white;">
<ion-slide *ngFor="#object1 of firstParam">
<img src="{{objec1.name}}" />
</ion-slide>
</ion-slides>
How are you sending it?
it should be something like this
let listA=[ { id:'1',name: 'jaggu' },{ id : 2, name: 'pappu' } ];
this.nav.push(Images, {
listA: listA
});
and then you can retrieve it like this
constructor(private navParams :NavParams){
this.firstParam = navParams.get("listA");
}
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Unrelated, but both the declarations and assignments in your constructor are redundant. TypeScript will automatically desugar:
constructor(public platform:Platform, public navParams:NavParams) {
}
…into:
public platform:Platform;
public navParams:NavParams;
constructor(platform:Platform, navParams:NavParams) {
this.platform = platform;
this.navParams = navParams;
}
Works for private members as well. I wish this was more aggressively documented for newcomers to the language; I didn’t know about it for several months.
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