Cannot read property 'documentClass' of undefined about camo HOT 8 CLOSED

Somehow, the document still open after the save() function.

update codes:

    addWhiteboard () {
        this._indexWb = this.whiteboards.push(Whiteboard.create());
    };

    addShape (data) {
        var shape = Shape.create({
            type: data.type
        });
        this._indexShape = this.whiteboards[this._indexWb-1].shapes.push(shape);
    };

    getShape () {
        return this.whiteboards[this._indexWb-1].shapes[this._indexShape-1].toJSON();
    }

    addPoint (point) {
        this.whiteboards[this._indexWb-1].shapes[this._indexShape-1].points.push(Point.create({
            x: point.x,
            y: point.y
        }))
    }

Now they are part of the document.

Am I doing something wrong?

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I am, at this time, not able to update none of the index. Even if I set them in those function, there are resetting.

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Hi Michael,

A couple quick notes:

• Make sure you're calling .save() on all updated objects and all new objects created with .create(). I see in the code above that there are a few objects created (Whiteboard, Shape, Point) that don't have .save() called
• Calling .save() on an object does not call .save() on its referenced objects. Every new or updated object needs to have .save() called explicitly

When you say "The problem I'm facing is, when I update an array inside another array, I can't access that document anymore", do you mean this line?

classroom.whiteboards[classroom.whiteboards.length-1].shapes.push(shape);

I'll do some testing and see if I can find any problems. It might be helpful if you could post the code for the Classroom and Whiteboard classes. You don't have to post all of it, at least the relevant parts of the schema.

Thanks.

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Whiteboard, Shape and Point are EmbeddedDocument. I tried to save them, but it throws "save()" it's undefined.

class Classroom extends Document {
    constructor() {
        super();

        this.className = {
            type: String,
            required: true
        };

        this.date = {
            type: Date,
            default: Date.now()
        };

        this.whiteboards = {
            type: [Whiteboard],
            default: [Whiteboard.create()]
        };

        this._indexWb = 0;
        this._indexShape = -1;
    }

    get indexWb () {
        return this._indexShape;
    }

    set indexWb (value) {
        console.log('indexWb: '+value);
        this._indexShape = value;
    }

    get indexShape() {
        return this._indexShape;
    }

    set indexShape(value) {
        console.log('indexShape: '+value);
        this._indexShape = value;
    }

    addWhiteboard () {
        this.indexWb = this.whiteboards.push(Whiteboard.create());
    };

    addShape (data) {
        var shape = Shape.create({
            type: data.type
        });
        this.indexShape = this.whiteboards[this.indexWb].shapes.push(shape);
    };

    getShape () {
        return this.whiteboards[this.indexWb].shapes[this.indexShape].toJSON();
    }

    addPoint (point) {
        this.whiteboards[this.indexWb].shapes[this.indexShape].points.push(Point.create({
            x: point.x,
            y: point.y
        }))
    }
}

This is the current class of the Classroom document. I change things to test. There is no way to update either of the _index, not even with the index get and set (BTW, because of the getters and setters being publics, now the document save them).

I will just move on and use standard Document. I think that may solve the problem. I'll let you know. Thanks!

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Ah, okay, I didn't realize Whiteboard, Shape and Point were EmbeddedDocuments. That makes a lot more sense.

I think you may have found an issue with saving nested arrays, so I'll look in to it.

Thanks!

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I think it maybe related to a nested arrays of EmbeddedDocuments. I'm unable right now to test it. But next week or so, I'll help you properly reporting a playable scenario.

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Found the issue. You're right, there is a problem saving/loading deeply nested EmbeddedDocuments. I'll be committing the fix shortly.

Thanks for pointing this out!

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Glad I could help.

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