I have seen the AppData will be transferred via URL to other pages. I feel that this is not very secure for sensitive data and can even easily reach the URL limit. What is your advice: when should I use AppData and reload other data necessary on another page at Page Enter?
Any advice is highly appreciated.
Hello @Jorg_Beyer,
You can use AppData in case you have some data (variable) you want to access from different pages.
And if you have some data that is more local and used within one page (e.g. in different components) you can use PageData.
Regards,
Olha
Hello,
thank you for your reply. I understand the concept of Page and App Data. If I to access data from other pages I could also reload missing data at any page and keep them as Page Data.
But my questions remain,
are AppData handed over to other pages via URL?
no, this is the data model stored in memory within the app level.
what do I HAVE to do if I reach URL limits with all the AppPage data?
according to the first question - you don’t need to pass AppData in URL as it is available on every page.
URL should contain the minimum data required to restore app/page data.
Is this the right mechanism for secure data?
this question is not entirely clear for me as there’s no need to pass AppData in url.
Ok, understood. Thank you for clarification. What parameter are used in the URL looking like PageData?
For the AppData there is no specific URL parameter, the data model is initialised on the app start, and then you can modify the data model from any page, the model is not persistent either, so if you would like to store it and the restore after refresh the browser page you can use LocalStorage.
