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Is the aftersave function in the cloud code called every-time an object of a specific class is updated or is it called only after an object of the class is created ?
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Is the aftersave function in the cloud code called every-time an object of a specific class is updated or is it called only after an object of the class is created ?
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every time. but why not just test this instead of asking a question? ;).
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Is the aftersave function in the cloud code called every-time an object of a specific class is updated or is it called only after an object of the class is created ?
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Is the aftersave function in the cloud code called every-time an object of a specific class is updated or is it called only after an object of the class is created ?
parse.com cloud-code
parse.com cloud-code
asked Nov 15 at 18:26
Reza Hemadi
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asked Nov 15 at 18:26
Reza Hemadi
111
asked Nov 15 at 18:26
Reza Hemadi
111
asked Nov 15 at 18:26
Reza Hemadi
111
asked Nov 15 at 18:26
Reza Hemadi
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every time. but why not just test this instead of asking a question? ;).
– Arthur Cinader
Nov 16 at 2:23
@ArthurCinader thank you
– Reza Hemadi
Nov 16 at 17:06
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every time. but why not just test this instead of asking a question? ;).
– Arthur Cinader
Nov 16 at 2:23
@ArthurCinader thank you
– Reza Hemadi
Nov 16 at 17:06
every time. but why not just test this instead of asking a question? ;).
– Arthur Cinader
Nov 16 at 2:23
every time. but why not just test this instead of asking a question? ;).
– Arthur Cinader
Nov 16 at 2:23
@ArthurCinader thank you
– Reza Hemadi
Nov 16 at 17:06
@ArthurCinader thank you
– Reza Hemadi
Nov 16 at 17:06
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The afterSave cloud function is called every time an object of that class is created or updated. (persisted) in the database.
However, if you want it to tigger only when the object is created, you should do as follow:
Parse.Cloud.afterSave('your_class_name', (request) => {
if (!request.original) {
// this means the object is just created
} else {
// this means it is an update to the object.
}
});answered Nov 30 at 16:10
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The afterSave cloud function is called every time an object of that class is created or updated. (persisted) in the database.
However, if you want it to tigger only when the object is created, you should do as follow:
Parse.Cloud.afterSave('your_class_name', (request) => {
if (!request.original) {
// this means the object is just created
} else {
// this means it is an update to the object.
}
});answered Nov 30 at 16:10
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The afterSave cloud function is called every time an object of that class is created or updated. (persisted) in the database.
However, if you want it to tigger only when the object is created, you should do as follow:
Parse.Cloud.afterSave('your_class_name', (request) => {
if (!request.original) {
// this means the object is just created
} else {
// this means it is an update to the object.
}
});answered Nov 30 at 16:10
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The afterSave cloud function is called every time an object of that class is created or updated. (persisted) in the database.
However, if you want it to tigger only when the object is created, you should do as follow:
Parse.Cloud.afterSave('your_class_name', (request) => {
if (!request.original) {
// this means the object is just created
} else {
// this means it is an update to the object.
}
});answered Nov 30 at 16:10
imana97
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The afterSave cloud function is called every time an object of that class is created or updated. (persisted) in the database.
However, if you want it to tigger only when the object is created, you should do as follow:
Parse.Cloud.afterSave('your_class_name', (request) => {
if (!request.original) {
// this means the object is just created
} else {
// this means it is an update to the object.
}
});Parse.Cloud.afterSave('your_class_name', (request) => {
if (!request.original) {
// this means the object is just created
} else {
// this means it is an update to the object.
}
});Parse.Cloud.afterSave('your_class_name', (request) => {
if (!request.original) {
// this means the object is just created
} else {
// this means it is an update to the object.
}
});answered Nov 30 at 16:10
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answered Nov 30 at 16:10
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every time. but why not just test this instead of asking a question? ;).
– Arthur Cinader
Nov 16 at 2:23
@ArthurCinader thank you
– Reza Hemadi
Nov 16 at 17:06