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```export const Component = ({ fieldValues, }: ModuleProps<ModuleAFieldsType>) => { return ( <div className="tw-react"> &...

```const ContentExampleA = () => { const [sharedState, updateSharedState, sharedStateID] = useSharedIslandState(); return ( <di...

any ideas?

does it not work across modules?

damn, what's the point then....it works when in the same module

I don’t think updateSharedState is supposed to work across modules. It is a wrapper that is supposed to share state between islands within a modules. ...

yea, that makes sense. It's not something I've had to do but I'll look back with that optimization in mind

<@UQWGKUEN7> This is one of my biggest pain points right now, that there’s no concept of global state that can be used across modules. Would love if H...

<@U066BM0FLH0> seems like our best bet is using url params as state for now

Can you give an example of needing state across modules?

example: I have a page that has a toggle for 2 different audiences. I'm using url params/state to toggle between content across modules without reload...

<@UQWGKUEN7> I built this page that has a toggle button at the top. The rest of the page needs awareness of what tab is selected to swap out the conte...

Also same example that Andrey mentioned, needing to switch between states for audiences.

But there are a lot of other scenarios too. As I build out more complex pages, it will become more of a blocker.

It’s not quite my wheelhouse — ie — im not on the react team, so take this with a grain of salt; but I can def see that in the short term, :point_up:...

As a developer you’d have to be thoughtful about how you build. In the case of the toggle button template, I have a fixed toggle button at the top for...

In my case the url param approach was best (it's nice to be able to link to a page in a specific state). But it would have been nice to have a `@hubsp...

Doesn’t `usePageUrl` get the job done?

<@UQWGKUEN7> maybe I overcomplicated it but I ended up with: ```import { useState, useEffect } from 'react' import { usePageUrl, pushHistoryState } fr...

so `usePageUrl` does work and help. But somehow it seems like it could have done more?