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Hi all,

I'm trying to create an app with two pages:
Starting page with a list of items linked to the second page of the app with specification of that item.
Example:
Page one
item 1
item 2
item 3

When I click on item 1 I will go to another page with details of item 1
Item 1 title
item 1 body

All results are on my server with a backend service.
mysite.com/list contains a list of all items
mysite.com/list/id contains details of the selected item where id is the id of the item
(mysite.com/list/1 contains details of item 1 etc...)

I've followed this tutorial:
http://devcenter.appery.io/tutorials/...

I've been able to create both services:

• List: mysite.com/list with no requests

• Item: mysite.com/list/{id} with id request
  Both of them have been tested and are working as expected in the test tab.

  I've been able to see a list of items, but when I click on the item the second page returns undefined for both field Title and Body.

  Is there anything I'm missing in the way I do pass the parameter from one page to another.

  Also, is there a better way to pass the item ID from a list to his page.

  Thanks in advance.

Hi Syd,

It's hard to say what is wrong in your implementation.

Because there is a chain of thing which you have to implement:

1 To to the list item hidden label component (with name "itemId").

2 Populate this label with item id corresponding to this list item.

3 On list item click you need to save value(text) from this label to "itemId" LSV at first. Second event - navigate to page. These events should be in this order.

4 On second page "item" datasource you should add link from "itemId" LSV to "_id" request parameter.(this parameter will passed to your URL).

That's briefly description of all steps that you can found in http://devcenter.appery.io/tutorials/... tutorial.

If you can not manage to solve this problem please give us your app public link and describe steps to reproduce this problem.

Regards.

Hi Yurii,

thanks for your response.

I've actually found the problem, I've named the localStorage variable "id" rather than "_id". This change has fixed the issue and now I'm able to get the single node.

Thanks again.