Fixed 'this.firebase.child is not a function'

[servant-42]

Just bumped into this error, this.firebase.child is not a function when trying to do a collection.remove() using backbonefire. Adding .ref() to this line fixes the problem (similar methods use this.firebase.ref().child(...).

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Can you provide an example, a JSBin or something, showing the error you get?

[servant-42]

Just bumped into this error, this.firebase.child is not a function when trying to do a collection.remove() using backbonefire. Adding .ref() to this line fixes the problem (similar methods use this.firebase.ref().child(...).

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Can you provide an example, a JSBin or something, showing the error you get?

[servant-42]

Just bumped into this error, this.firebase.child is not a function when trying to do a collection.remove() using backbonefire. Adding .ref() to this line fixes the problem (similar methods use this.firebase.ref().child(...).

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Can you provide an example, a JSBin or something, showing the error you get?

[servant-42]

Just bumped into this error, this.firebase.child is not a function when trying to do a collection.remove() using backbonefire. Adding .ref() to this line fixes the problem (similar methods use this.firebase.ref().child(...).

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[davideast]

Thanks for the PR!

Can you provide an example, a JSBin or something, showing the error you get?

[servant-42]

Just bumped into this error, this.firebase.child is not a function when trying to do a collection.remove() using backbonefire. Adding .ref() to this line fixes the problem (similar methods use this.firebase.ref().child(...).

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[davideast]

Thanks for the PR!

Can you provide an example, a JSBin or something, showing the error you get?

[servant-42]

Just bumped into this error, this.firebase.child is not a function when trying to do a collection.remove() using backbonefire. Adding .ref() to this line fixes the problem (similar methods use this.firebase.ref().child(...).

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[davideast]

Thanks for the PR!

Can you provide an example, a JSBin or something, showing the error you get?

[servant-42]

Just bumped into this error, this.firebase.child is not a function when trying to do a collection.remove() using backbonefire. Adding .ref() to this line fixes the problem (similar methods use this.firebase.ref().child(...).

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CLAs look good, thanks!

[davideast]

Thanks for the PR!

Can you provide an example, a JSBin or something, showing the error you get?

[servant-42]

Just bumped into this error, this.firebase.child is not a function when trying to do a collection.remove() using backbonefire. Adding .ref() to this line fixes the problem (similar methods use this.firebase.ref().child(...).

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I signed it!

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CLAs look good, thanks!

[davideast]

Thanks for the PR!

Can you provide an example, a JSBin or something, showing the error you get?