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I'm struggling to find a way to do the following: var firebaseRef = new Firebase(url); var norm = new Firebase.util.NormalizedCollection( firebaseRef.child("/billing"), [firebaseRef.child("/people"),"people1","billing.buyer"], [firebaseRef.child("/people"),"people2","billing.seller"]) .select("billing.creationDate","billing.buyer", "billing.seller",{key:"people1.$value",alias:"buyerDetails"},{key:"people2.$value",alias:"sellerDetails"}); return norm.ref();
This cause a duplicate path error...
Notice that the objective of this is to use the same path to obtain buyer and seller rather than to have different endpoints for this.
I'm struggling to find a way to do the following:
var firebaseRef = new Firebase(url); var norm = new Firebase.util.NormalizedCollection( firebaseRef.child("/billing"), [firebaseRef.child("/people"),"people1","billing.buyer"], [firebaseRef.child("/people"),"people2","billing.seller"]) .select("billing.creationDate","billing.buyer", "billing.seller",{key:"people1.$value",alias:"buyerDetails"},{key:"people2.$value",alias:"sellerDetails"}); return norm.ref();This cause a duplicate path error...
Notice that the objective of this is to use the same path to obtain buyer and seller rather than to have different endpoints for this.