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Good morning guys, I am new to the Ionic/Angularfire branch and I am facing a great difficulty to recover the value of a Child within my Database. The idea is to take this value and store it in a variable so I can make some comparisons within my code.
This is my Database]
This is my attempt to recover Child’s "typeuser value"
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try like this:
this.db.object('clientes/'+this.id)
.valueChanges()
.subscribe(statususer => {
var statusCliente = statususer.status;
});
thanks for the help, I managed to get to the value with the code you gave me, I just needed to implement the console.log. But still gave an error there, I added as an answer, I wonder if you could help me?
but what was the error? print the error screen if possible
I’ve added it there as an answer now.
what is the value of this.userid? checks this by trying something like this: console.log('Users/'+this.userid+'/Personal Data/typeuser');
I did it. I’ll post the solution I found in the answers! Thanks there for the strength Ronaldo Freitas! Vlw msm!
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When manually assigning the userid within the path
this.afData.object('Usuários/pqMaisUMrWUrk8v8TZmvzQjd1H82/Dados Pessoais/typeuser')
Full function:
constructor(
public navCtrl: NavController,
private afData: AngularFireDatabase,
private afAuth: AngularFireAuth) {
this.afAuth.authState.subscribe(user => {
if(user) this.userId = user.uid})
this.afData.object('Usuários/pqMaisUMrWUrk8v8TZmvzQjd1H82/Dados Pessoais/typeuser')
.valueChanges()
.subscribe(dataclient=>{
console.log(dataclient)
this.typeUser=dataclient;
});
}
I can receive the Child value "typeuser" and store it in a variable.
But when I put the userid variable (as described below) I get "null" as return.
this.afData.object('Usuários/'+this.userId+'/Dados Pessoais/typeuser')
Full function:
constructor(
public navCtrl: NavController,
private afData: AngularFireDatabase,
private afAuth: AngularFireAuth) {
this.afAuth.authState.subscribe(user => {
if(user) this.userId = user.uid})
this.afData.object('Usuários/'+this.userId+'/Dados Pessoais/typeuser')
.valueChanges()
.subscribe(dataclient=>{
console.log(dataclient)
this.typeUser=dataclient;
});
}
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After trying several times to verify the values of the variables in the HTML page I discovered that the values were there in the variables but were not being passed to the other functions. I managed to solve leaving only the function getIdUser inside the constructor and inside calling the others and it worked!
constructor(
public navCtrl: NavController,
private afData: AngularFireDatabase,
private afAuth: AngularFireAuth) {
this.afAuth.authState.subscribe(user => {
if(user) this.userId = user.uid
this.searchTypeUser()});
}
searchTypeUser(){
this.afData.object('Usuários/'+this.userId+'/Dados Pessoais/typeuser')
.valueChanges()
.subscribe(dataclient=>{
console.log(dataclient)
this.typeUser=dataclient
this.redirect()});
}
redirect(){
if (this.typeUser=='client') {
this.navCtrl.push(ClientPage)
}if(this.typeUser=='coordinator'){
this.navCtrl.push(CoordinatorPage)
}if(this.typeUser=='promoter'){
this.navCtrl.push(PromoterPage)
}if(this.typeUser=='admin'){
this.navCtrl.push(ConsolePage)
}
}
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