I am checking if the user has made an appointment in the database if not add the user(add a new document which has the user details). The problem with my app is that it runs both AddUser()
and AlertUser()
functions:
DocumentReference docRef = firebaseFirestore.collection(group).document(userIdentity); docRef.get().addOnCompleteListener(new OnCompleteListener<DocumentSnapshot>() { @Override public void onComplete(@NonNull Task<DocumentSnapshot> task) { if (task.isSuccessful()){ DocumentSnapshot documentSnapshot = task.getResult(); if (documentSnapshot != null) { if (!documentSnapshot.exists()){ //User does not exist create the new user addUser(); } else { //User has already made an appointment show dialog AlertUser(); } } }else { Log.i("Key","Task not successfull"); } } });
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Answer
What does this code do is checking whether a document with the userIdentity
id actually exists. If it doesn’t exist, the addUser()
method is called, otherwise, the AlertUser()
is called. There is no way in which both parts of the if statement are evaluated. So it’s one or the other. You can have both method calls only if you access all those lines of code twice. Meaning that the first time the user is created and the second time is alerted. To solve this, remove from your code the part where you are calling the above code twice.
This is a Cloud Firestore question and not a Firebase Realtime database one, so I’ve changed the tag accordingly.