I three button states and each is a different parameter for my custom object "Out" field. "No" should be the automatically selected state on launch and should create the custom object and "maybe" and "yes" should update the objects field parameters. The problem I am running into is figuring out how to create the id for the custom object so I can update the field parameters and creating an if/else function where the created object in the "no" state is updated when selected again, as opposed to creating another custom object.
Here is my code:
var toggledButton; var toggleButton = function (e) { if (e.source.isToggled === false) { // reset previous button to off toggledButton.setBackgroundImage(toggledButton.imageOff); toggledButton.isToggled = false; // set new button to on e.source.setBackgroundImage(e.source.imageOn); e.source.isToggled = true; // cache current button as previous button toggledButton = e.source; } switch (e.source.id) { case 1: Cloud.Objects.create({ classname : 'personOut', fields : { out: 'No' } }, function(e) { if(e.success) { var going = e.personOut[0]; alert("created" + 'id:' + going.id + 'out:' + out.going); } else { alert('Error: ' + ((e.error && e.message) || JSON.stringify(e))); } }); break; case 2: var goingOut = e.goingOutTonight[0]; Cloud.Objects.update({ classname : 'personOut', id: going.id, fields : { out: 'Maybe' } }, function(e) { if(e.success) { alert("Updated"); } else { alert('Error: ' + ((e.error && e.message) || JSON.stringify(e))); } }); break; case 3: Cloud.Objects.update({ classname : 'personOut', id: going.id, fields : { out: 'Yes' } }, function(e) { if(e.success) { alert("Updated"); } else { alert('Error: ' + ((e.error && e.message) || JSON.stringify(e))); } }); } }; var outNo = Ti.UI.createButton({ title: 'No', isToggled: true, status: '/images/statusNo.png', width:55, height:30, right: 110, id: 1 }); var outMaybe = Ti.UI.createButton({ title: 'Maybe', isToggled: true, status: '/images/statusNo.png', width:55, height:30, right: 110, id: 2 }); var outNo = Ti.UI.createButton({ title: 'No', isToggled: true, status: '/images/statusNo.png', width:55, height:30, right: 110, id: 3 }); outNo.addEventListener('click', toggleButton); outMaybe.addEventListener('click', toggleButton); outYes.addEventListener('click', toggleButton); toggledButton = outNo; // set to on button