Mobile Platform as a Service:Mini program jumping

my.navigateToMiniProgram (Object)

This API is supported in mPaaS 10.1.60 and later versions.

This API is used to jump to other Mini programs.

Code sample

my.navigateToMiniProgram({
      appId: 'xxxx',
      path: 'page/index/index',
      extraData:{
        "data1":"test"
      },
      success: (res) => {
        console.log(JSON.stringify(res))
      },
      fail: (res) => {
        console.log(JSON.stringify(res))
      }
    });

Object parameters

FAQ

• Q: How does the target mini program obtain the data passed by the extraData parameter of my.navigateToMiniProgram? Can I add multiple parameters to extraData? What symbol is used as a separator among multiple custom parameters?
  A: The above questions are explained as follows

  • The target mini program can obtain extraData data through App.onLaunch() and App.onShow().
  • Multiple parameters can be added to extraData, and all custom parameters are passed to the target mini program through extraData.-Use & to separate multiple custom parameters.

• Q: How can the mini program jump to the “Add favorite for bonus” page?
  A: You can refer to the following code.

  my.navigateToMiniProgram({
     appId: '2018122562686742', // The appid of the "Add favorite for bonus" mini program, it is a fixed value, do not modify it
     path: 'pages/index/index?originAppId=2017082508366123&newUserTemplate=20190130000000119123', // Link address and parameter
     success: (res) => {
       // Jumping succeeded
       my.alert({ content: 'success' });
     },
     fail: (error) => {
       // Jumping failed
       my.alert({ content: 'fail' });
     }
   });

my.navigateBackMiniProgram (Object)

This API is supported in mPaaS 10.1.60 and later versions.

This API is used to go back to the previous Mini program. The calling successes only when another Mini program jumps to the current program.

Object parameters

Code sample

my.navigateBackMiniProgram({
  extraData:{
       "data1":"test"
    },
  success: (res) => {
     console.log(JSON.stringify(res))
    },
    fail: (res) => {
     console.log(JSON.stringify(res))
    }
});