I've set up a simple database which holds questions and answers to those questions. Pretty simple, just 5 strings and that's it. Here's the code:
questions
-KbFaJVwP1HKu-rHfrjT
ans1:
"test"
ans2:
"1"
ans3:
"2"
ans4:
"3"
question:
"Testing"
-KbFlP8A08y2k4Vp1XET
ans1:
"test"
ans2:
"test2"
ans3:
"test3"
ans4:
"test4"
question:
"Testing"
I've submitted two entries just to test it out, but what I'm wondering is how do I return the IDs of these questions? I need a unique identifier, which in these cases is KbFaJVwP1HKu-rHfrjT and KbFlP8A08y2k4Vp1XET , but using the getKey method, I'm getting the "question" as a result, because it is set as a primary key.
How do I work around this issue? Is my database set up improperly?
If you get question
when calling getKey()
, you can iterate through the children with:
for( DataSnapshot child : dataSnapshot.getChildren() ) {
String childKey = child.getKey();
...
}
This will loop twice, where childKey
will be -KbFaJVwP1HKu-rHfrjT and -KbFlP8A08y2k4Vp1XET
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