My class is called "MyClass" in pars and it has many objects like
< Code> | Object ID | Name | Owners | User | (The owner is indicative of another class)I want to do a query which gives me all the names related to the owners in my name "name", but when I do this I query this Get:
com.parse.ParseObject@41828fe0 com.parse.ParseObject@41829fdd com.parse.ParseObject@4182aa28my code is it
final parseQuery query = new parse ("MyClass"); Query.whereEqualTo ("Owners", ParseUser.getCurrentUser ()); Query.findInBackground (New FindCallback () {Public Zero (list of & lt; ParseObject & gt; MyList, ParseException e) {if (E == faucet) {Adapter = New ArrayAdapter & lt; ParseObject & gt; (MyActivity This, android.R.layout.simple_list_item_1, MyList); listDev.setAdapter (adapter);} else {// error}Please help me how to query what I own Returns all the names related to. / P>
Edit I have found a solution and something like that.
Parsequator
Your real problem here is your array adapter. If you want to use parse objects as your data type, you will need a custom adapter. The built-in adapter does not know how to use a parsed object and output the object as a string for you. Instead you should do something like
arrayAdapter = new ArrayAdapter (this, android.R.layout.simple_list_item_1, MyNamesList);Where
MyNamesList is of typestring .It is difficult to help your query without much information, but you are getting back the pars objects, you just need to get something by them in such a name
Get MyList (I) .getString ("name");
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