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<p>The best method i have found so far (access view parameters in view) is to use the Kendo ViewModel method - MVVM - and the template - pulling in the view.params from a querystring click:</p> <pre><code> <a data-role="button" href="#view-Home?userID=2&userType=1&trainerID=2"> </code></pre> <p>Then call a script via the data-show or data-init method of the view and bind the viewModel: </p> <pre><code> <div data-role="view" id="view-Home" data-title="Home" data-show="checkAuth" data-model="home_viewModel" > <div id="homeWrapper"> <div id="myTrainerInfo" data-template="myTrainerIcon-template" data-bind="source: user_info" ></div> </div>  <script> //init the viewmodel var home_viewModel = kendo.observable({ user_info: [] }); function checkAuth(e) { var userID = e.view.params.userID; var userType = e.view.params.userType; var trainerID = e.view.params.trainerID; var userData = {userID:userID,userType:userType,trainerID:trainerID}; //set the viewmodel data home_viewModel.set("user_info", userData); } </script> </code></pre> <p>The vars can then be accessed via ${var_name} or via HTML data-bind="value: var_name":</p> <pre><code>  <script id="myTrainerIcon-template" type="text/x-kendo-template"> <div id="myTrainerIcon" class="homePageIcons"> <a data-role="button" href="\\#view-trainerDetail?user_id=${userID}&amp;trainer_id=${trainerID}"> <img src = "styles/icons/myTrainerICON.png" alt="myTrainer" /> </a> <div class = "icon-text" >myTrainer</div> </div> <div>TrainerID: <input name="edit_id" id="edit_id" data-min="true" class="k-input" data-bind="value: trainerID" type="text" /></div> </script> </code></pre> <p>Im sure there is a different way to do this but so far nothing i have discovered on my own..</p>
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