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I have a login with fb, and upon confirming, redirects to the main page, however I would like to pass the data to the App.html, because my sideMenu is in it. But I can not find way to pass data to app.component.ts
Can anyone give me an idea of how I get data for the side menu?

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You need to have a shared provider (service) that app, any page or component can import/inject and access n xchange data. See angular.io docs for component interaction using shared service
– Sergey Rudenko
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See in this issue: stackoverflow.com/q/53200559/4005366
– Sergey Rudenko
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You need to have a shared provider (service) that app, any page or component can import/inject and access n xchange data. See angular.io docs for component interaction using shared service
– Sergey Rudenko
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See in this issue: stackoverflow.com/q/53200559/4005366
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edited Nov 10 at 18:23

georgeawg

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edited Nov 10 at 18:23

georgeawg

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asked Nov 10 at 14:23

Felipe XST

asked Nov 10 at 14:23

Felipe XST

asked Nov 10 at 14:23

Felipe XST

You need to have a shared provider (service) that app, any page or component can import/inject and access n xchange data. See angular.io docs for component interaction using shared service
– Sergey Rudenko
Nov 10 at 20:11

See in this issue: stackoverflow.com/q/53200559/4005366
– Sergey Rudenko
Nov 10 at 20:12

add a comment |

You need to have a shared provider (service) that app, any page or component can import/inject and access n xchange data. See angular.io docs for component interaction using shared service
– Sergey Rudenko
Nov 10 at 20:11

See in this issue: stackoverflow.com/q/53200559/4005366
– Sergey Rudenko
Nov 10 at 20:12

You need to have a shared provider (service) that app, any page or component can import/inject and access n xchange data. See angular.io docs for component interaction using shared service
– Sergey Rudenko
Nov 10 at 20:11

See in this issue: stackoverflow.com/q/53200559/4005366
– Sergey Rudenko
Nov 10 at 20:12

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Use the events plugin by ionic

in your app.component.ts file either create a function or put the code below inside the platform ready to listen for any published events

  events.subscribe('user:created', (user, time) => {

    // user and time are the same arguments passed in `events.publish(user, time)`

    console.log('Welcome', user, 'at', time);

  });

in your login.ts file after successfully login publish data using the code below

this.events.publish('user:created', user, Date.now());

for more info please read the events plugin

answered Nov 10 at 15:00

nyx97

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Thanks for replying, I believe I have succeeded, but I do not know how to receive the username in the html. but in console.log I was able to see the data being passed.
– Felipe XST
Nov 10 at 16:09

can you show me snippet of your code?
– nyx97
2 days ago

app.component.ts: this.createUser(events); createUser(events) { events.subscribe('user:created', (user, time) => { // user and time are the same arguments passed in events.publish(user, time) console.log('Welcome', user, 'at', time); console.log(user); }); } in my console I see that I received the value of User
– Felipe XST
2 days ago

so you declare global variable in your app.component.ts variable:any; events.subscribe('user:created',(user,time)=>{ this.variable = user; }); then you can get the user in html by using {{ variable }}
– nyx97
2 days ago

Thanks, I get almost everything, but in html when I insert {{user}} it returns in html [Object, Object]
– Felipe XST
yesterday

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Use the events plugin by ionic

in your app.component.ts file either create a function or put the code below inside the platform ready to listen for any published events

  events.subscribe('user:created', (user, time) => {

    // user and time are the same arguments passed in `events.publish(user, time)`

    console.log('Welcome', user, 'at', time);

  });

in your login.ts file after successfully login publish data using the code below

this.events.publish('user:created', user, Date.now());

for more info please read the events plugin

answered Nov 10 at 15:00

nyx97

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Thanks for replying, I believe I have succeeded, but I do not know how to receive the username in the html. but in console.log I was able to see the data being passed.
– Felipe XST
Nov 10 at 16:09

can you show me snippet of your code?
– nyx97
2 days ago

app.component.ts: this.createUser(events); createUser(events) { events.subscribe('user:created', (user, time) => { // user and time are the same arguments passed in events.publish(user, time) console.log('Welcome', user, 'at', time); console.log(user); }); } in my console I see that I received the value of User
– Felipe XST
2 days ago

so you declare global variable in your app.component.ts variable:any; events.subscribe('user:created',(user,time)=>{ this.variable = user; }); then you can get the user in html by using {{ variable }}
– nyx97
2 days ago

Thanks, I get almost everything, but in html when I insert {{user}} it returns in html [Object, Object]
– Felipe XST
yesterday

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show 1 more comment

up vote
0
down vote

accepted

Use the events plugin by ionic

in your app.component.ts file either create a function or put the code below inside the platform ready to listen for any published events

  events.subscribe('user:created', (user, time) => {

    // user and time are the same arguments passed in `events.publish(user, time)`

    console.log('Welcome', user, 'at', time);

  });

in your login.ts file after successfully login publish data using the code below

this.events.publish('user:created', user, Date.now());

for more info please read the events plugin

answered Nov 10 at 15:00

nyx97

1118

Thanks for replying, I believe I have succeeded, but I do not know how to receive the username in the html. but in console.log I was able to see the data being passed.
– Felipe XST
Nov 10 at 16:09

can you show me snippet of your code?
– nyx97
2 days ago

app.component.ts: this.createUser(events); createUser(events) { events.subscribe('user:created', (user, time) => { // user and time are the same arguments passed in events.publish(user, time) console.log('Welcome', user, 'at', time); console.log(user); }); } in my console I see that I received the value of User
– Felipe XST
2 days ago

so you declare global variable in your app.component.ts variable:any; events.subscribe('user:created',(user,time)=>{ this.variable = user; }); then you can get the user in html by using {{ variable }}
– nyx97
2 days ago

Thanks, I get almost everything, but in html when I insert {{user}} it returns in html [Object, Object]
– Felipe XST
yesterday

|
show 1 more comment

up vote
0
down vote

accepted

Use the events plugin by ionic

in your app.component.ts file either create a function or put the code below inside the platform ready to listen for any published events

  events.subscribe('user:created', (user, time) => {

    // user and time are the same arguments passed in `events.publish(user, time)`

    console.log('Welcome', user, 'at', time);

  });

in your login.ts file after successfully login publish data using the code below

this.events.publish('user:created', user, Date.now());

for more info please read the events plugin

answered Nov 10 at 15:00

nyx97

1118

Use the events plugin by ionic

in your app.component.ts file either create a function or put the code below inside the platform ready to listen for any published events

  events.subscribe('user:created', (user, time) => {

    // user and time are the same arguments passed in `events.publish(user, time)`

    console.log('Welcome', user, 'at', time);

  });

in your login.ts file after successfully login publish data using the code below

this.events.publish('user:created', user, Date.now());

for more info please read the events plugin

answered Nov 10 at 15:00

nyx97

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answered Nov 10 at 15:00

nyx97

1118

answered Nov 10 at 15:00

nyx97

1118

answered Nov 10 at 15:00

nyx97

1118

Thanks for replying, I believe I have succeeded, but I do not know how to receive the username in the html. but in console.log I was able to see the data being passed.
– Felipe XST
Nov 10 at 16:09

can you show me snippet of your code?
– nyx97
2 days ago

app.component.ts: this.createUser(events); createUser(events) { events.subscribe('user:created', (user, time) => { // user and time are the same arguments passed in events.publish(user, time) console.log('Welcome', user, 'at', time); console.log(user); }); } in my console I see that I received the value of User
– Felipe XST
2 days ago

so you declare global variable in your app.component.ts variable:any; events.subscribe('user:created',(user,time)=>{ this.variable = user; }); then you can get the user in html by using {{ variable }}
– nyx97
2 days ago

Thanks, I get almost everything, but in html when I insert {{user}} it returns in html [Object, Object]
– Felipe XST
yesterday

|
show 1 more comment

Thanks for replying, I believe I have succeeded, but I do not know how to receive the username in the html. but in console.log I was able to see the data being passed.
– Felipe XST
Nov 10 at 16:09

can you show me snippet of your code?
– nyx97
2 days ago

app.component.ts: this.createUser(events); createUser(events) { events.subscribe('user:created', (user, time) => { // user and time are the same arguments passed in events.publish(user, time) console.log('Welcome', user, 'at', time); console.log(user); }); } in my console I see that I received the value of User
– Felipe XST
2 days ago

so you declare global variable in your app.component.ts variable:any; events.subscribe('user:created',(user,time)=>{ this.variable = user; }); then you can get the user in html by using {{ variable }}
– nyx97
2 days ago

Thanks, I get almost everything, but in html when I insert {{user}} it returns in html [Object, Object]
– Felipe XST
yesterday

Thanks for replying, I believe I have succeeded, but I do not know how to receive the username in the html. but in console.log I was able to see the data being passed.
– Felipe XST
Nov 10 at 16:09

can you show me snippet of your code?
– nyx97
2 days ago

app.component.ts: this.createUser(events); createUser(events) { events.subscribe('user:created', (user, time) => { // user and time are the same arguments passed in events.publish(user, time) console.log('Welcome', user, 'at', time); console.log(user); }); } in my console I see that I received the value of User
– Felipe XST
2 days ago

so you declare global variable in your app.component.ts variable:any; events.subscribe('user:created',(user,time)=>{ this.variable = user; }); then you can get the user in html by using {{ variable }}
– nyx97
2 days ago

Thanks, I get almost everything, but in html when I insert {{user}} it returns in html [Object, Object]
– Felipe XST
yesterday

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