alert("hi"+e.data);

});

2 Answers

• Accepted Answer

  You'll pass an object to fireEvent and then access it's properties in e, like this:

  app.js

  Titanium.App.fireEvent("some_event_name", { 
      res: this.responseText
  });
  

  webview.html

  <script type="text/javascript">  
  Titanium.App.addEventListener("some_event_name",function(e) {
       alert("hi"+e.res);
  });
  </script>
  

  Hope that helps

• Hi

  assuming this.ResponseText contains the data you need

  Try this

      var webFormData = {};
      webFormData.Data = this.ResponseText;
  
      Titanium.App.fireEvent('webForm_DataIsAvailable', webFormData);
  

  and in your web form

  // Accept Data
  
  Ti.App.addEventListener('webForm_DataIsAvailable', webFormDataIsAvailableHandler);
  
  function webFormDataIsAvailableHandler(e) {
          var data = e.Data;
  }
  

  The reason i pass in a function pointer ie webFormDataIsAvailableHandler as opposed to the function(e) {} inline function is that its useful for cleaning up the handler at a later stage. using

  Ti.App.removeEventListener('webForm_DataIsAvailable', webFormDataIsAvailableHandler);

  I also you jQuery in my webform and have it fire an event to let the window know it is actually ready for the data first so something like this.

  
  $(function() {
              Ti.API.info('[WebForm] jQuery Ready');
  
              // Request Data
              Titanium.App.fireEvent('webForm_ReadyForData');
  });
  

  This is just to make sure the DOM is ready for the changes you want to make, but it may be overkill for your situation