So I'm working on a project with javascript and parse.com where each user will be associated with a facility. Each facility has their own number so I have an array with those facility numbers in the user's object. When that user logs in, there will be an array with those facility numbers that I need to make a query with. I looked at the docs and saw a log of querying with arrays but they didn't seem to fit my needs.
I want an array back with each facility object from the facility table. Here's a quick chart of the class structures:
User:[userInfo(username, pass, etc]|[facilities(array)]
Facilities:[facilityName]|[facilityNumber]|[etc]
So the user could be associated with multiple facilities. I need to take the array of facility numbers and get back an array of those facilities. So facilities could be [1,2,11] and it would give back three different facility objects in an array.
I tried this:
function loadFacilities(user) {
var facilitiesArray = user.get("facilities");
var query = queryWithClassName("facilities");
query.equalTo("facilityNumber", facilitiesArray);
query.find().then(function (results) {
console.log(results);
});
}
Knowing I would most likely get a 400 bad request error because facilityNumber is a number, not an array like facilities.
So what's the best way to go at this. I can easily create a query for each entry in the facilities array but that is very inefficient.
