If you ever need something like that here is how ( thanks Yoav for the help !!!):
Public Module:
let callback;
export function registerCallback(cbk) {
callback = cbk;
}
export function yourFunction(data) {
callback(data);
}
Site Code:
import {registerCallback} from 'public/module';
$w.onReady(() => {
registerCallback(function(data) {
// here you get the data
});
})
Page Code:
import {yourFunction} from 'public/module';
yourFunction(SendTheDataToSiteCode);
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Hi Athanasios,
Thank you for your contribution!
I am very new at this. I dropped in the example above to a public module, to site and to page, and I keep getting an error in the public section,
let callback;
export function registerCallback(cbk) {
callback = cbk;
}
export function yourFunction(data) {
callback(data); <----- "TypeError: callback is not a function
}
— Also, do you know of a way to go the other direction: from site code to page code? I have a user event which fires in the site code, and need to send that event notice to an element or a callback function on the page.
Thanks so much in advance!
Tom