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Vikram Pal
Courses Plus Student 307 PointsChallenge 3 Of 3
Usually I'm good at these challenges but lately can't figure them out. Maybe I'm tired...
Finally, we need to save these changes up to the Parse back-end. The relation is part of the 'playlist' property, where 'playlist' is an instance of PFObject. Save 'playlist' in the background to save the changes to the relation (don't worry about using any blocks).
import "FavoriteMoviesViewController.h"
@implementation FavoriteMoviesViewController
- (void)addVideoToPlaylist:(PFObject *)video { // Add custom code below! PFRelation *relation = [self.playlist relationforKey:@"videos"]; [relation addObject:video]; [self.playlist saveInBackground:^(BOOL succeeded, NSError *error){ }]; }
@end
4 Answers
Holger Liesegang
50,595 PointsHi Vikram,
the question states "don't worry about using any blocks" so this should suffice:
[self.playlist saveInBackground];
Kind Regards Holger
Patrick Donahue
9,523 PointsIt says you don't have to worry about using a block. [self.playlist saveInBackground];
Holger Liesegang
50,595 PointsYou where 2 minutes faster, Patrick Donahue :-)
Patrick Donahue
9,523 PointsHAHA - I guess I refreshed at the right time!
Vikram Pal
Courses Plus Student 307 PointsThank you guys! Very much appreciated!