I have an app that has two html pages. The first being index.html, has 5 images that gives instructions to the user about the app itself. The second html page is where all the sencha touch code is (app.js, etc). Depending on which image you tap on the first page, it passes a variable to the second and activates a corresponding tab.
So...
Image one > tabs.html?tabid=0 > activates the first tab
Image two > tabs.html?tabid=1 > activates the second tab
Etc...
Is this possible? I would imagine I need to use setActiveTab() with the passed variable, but I can't get it to work. Any help would be very much appreciated.
Why don't you design the start page using Sencha Touch, too?
But anyway, if you don't want to do that, you can use window.location.href and Ext.Object.fromQueryString to parse the options into a javascript object.
edit: you could also use the hash url notation: page.html#page-1 and get that value via window.location.hash or just use the routes feature included in ST
Because the first page is going to be used as instructions with descriptions about each tab for the user. Also, it serves as a quick access point to the information they need.
I understand that you may be confused, but is it possible?
Why don't you design the start page using Sencha Touch, too?
But anyway, if you don't want to do that, you can use window.location.href and Ext.Object.fromQueryString to parse the options into a javascript object.
edit: you could also use the hash url notation: page.html#page-1 and get that value via window.location.hash or just use the routes feature included in ST
Answered: Pass variable to app.js
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