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Courses Plus Student 18,089 PointsHaving troubles again
I can't figure out what the right answer might be for challenge 2 of 2. Can anyone help me out?
3 Answers
Ann Boen
Courses Plus Student 18,089 PointsYes! Finally figured it out. I've checked the help docs @ Parse.com over and over and now I get it :-)
This is what I got:
.. {
ParseObject website = mWebsites[position];
mSitesRelation.remove(website);
mCurrentUser.saveInBackground(mSaveCallback);
}
John W
21,558 PointsWithout seeing your code, my educated guess is that you tried to call the save() method instead of the correct method: saveInBackground()
Marc-Oliver Gern
8,747 PointsI also figured it out βΒ somehow. Just forgot what the "new" stands for and why we can ignore it in the code challenge. I know it's in the video and learning path.