Pass FirebaseFirestore reference in Intents
I need to send a FirebaseFirestore reference of a collection in intents from one activity to another which will be used to add documents by the second activity. How can I do that?
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Malay Mangalprada
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I need to send a FirebaseFirestore reference of a collection in intents from one activity to another which will be used to add documents by the second activity. How can I do that?
java
android android-intent google-cloud-firestore asked Nov 11 at 16:22
Malay Mangalprada
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I need to send a FirebaseFirestore reference of a collection in intents from one activity to another which will be used to add documents by the second activity. How can I do that?
java
android android-intent google-cloud-firestore asked Nov 11 at 16:22
Malay Mangalprada
31
I need to send a FirebaseFirestore reference of a collection in intents from one activity to another which will be used to add documents by the second activity. How can I do that?
java
android android-intent google-cloud-firestore java
android android-intent google-cloud-firestore asked Nov 11 at 16:22
Malay Mangalprada
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asked Nov 11 at 16:22
Malay Mangalprada
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asked Nov 11 at 16:22
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Pass the path of the document as a string as an extra in the intent. You can use getPath() to get the path from a DocumentReference, then use that same string to build a new DocumentReference by passing it to the document() method of FirebaseFirestore.
answered Nov 11 at 17:47
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Pass the path of the document as a string as an extra in the intent. You can use getPath() to get the path from a DocumentReference, then use that same string to build a new DocumentReference by passing it to the document() method of FirebaseFirestore.
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Pass the path of the document as a string as an extra in the intent. You can use getPath() to get the path from a DocumentReference, then use that same string to build a new DocumentReference by passing it to the document() method of FirebaseFirestore.
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Pass the path of the document as a string as an extra in the intent. You can use getPath() to get the path from a DocumentReference, then use that same string to build a new DocumentReference by passing it to the document() method of FirebaseFirestore.
answered Nov 11 at 17:47
Doug Stevenson
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Pass the path of the document as a string as an extra in the intent. You can use getPath() to get the path from a DocumentReference, then use that same string to build a new DocumentReference by passing it to the document() method of FirebaseFirestore.
answered Nov 11 at 17:47
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answered Nov 11 at 17:47
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