How to push to new route within function?

[robtg4]

This doesn't seem to work even though the route is defined. Is this the wrong syntax?

onCreateAcctPress: function() {
        if (this.state.password === this.state.passwordConfirmation)
        {   
            //start to sign up user into parse
            var user = new Parse.User();
                user.set("username", this.state.username);
                user.set("password", this.state.password);
                user.set("email", this.state.username);

                user.signUp(null, {
                  //navigate to new component (.immediatelyResetRouteStack)
                  //when doing so and we pass new views of app (routes)
                  success: (user) => { 
                    Actions.introductions
                    console.log("Successful Signup!"); 
                  },
                  error: (user, error) => { 
                    this.setState({ errorMessage: error.message }); 
                    console.log(error); 
                  }
            });
        } else {
            this.setState({ errorMessage: "Your passwords are not the same!"});
        }
    },

[andreasbhansen]

Related to #82 and #66 (?)

[robtg4]

But if you use Actions.login(data: "asasdas") won't you go to the login route? Or can you do this with whatever route name you have?

[andreasbhansen]

Since you closed it, did you solve this? @robtg4

[robtg4]

I determined that you can call Actions.component in a function by doing Actions.componentName(). In terms of passing data I have not tried that