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I have a collection that I need to update when the user presses a button. I just need to change one variable to another.

In the console, this line of code works:

  db.users.update({username : "Jack"},{age : 13, username : "Jack"});

But when I put in this code:

Template.body.events({
'click #updateAge' = function() {
         {
              alert();
              db.users.update({username : "Jack"},{age : 13, username : "Jack"});
         }
    }

})

into my JavaScript file for Meteor.js, it doesn't do anything at all (I don't get an error message, and I see the alert, but the update just doesn't work).

I've read through the Meteor Documentation on updating, but I just can't seem to get it to work. Does anybody know what I'm doing wrong here?

I have a collection that I need to update when the user presses a button. I just need to change one variable to another.

In the console, this line of code works:

  db.users.update({username : "Jack"},{age : 13, username : "Jack"});

But when I put in this code:

Template.body.events({
'click #updateAge' = function() {
         {
              alert();
              db.users.update({username : "Jack"},{age : 13, username : "Jack"});
         }
    }

})

into my JavaScript file for Meteor.js, it doesn't do anything at all (I don't get an error message, and I see the alert, but the update just doesn't work).

I've read through the Meteor Documentation on updating, but I just can't seem to get it to work. Does anybody know what I'm doing wrong here?

• javascript
• mongodb
• meteor

Share Improve this question Follow edited Dec 16, 2017 at 23:13 Ian Wise asked Aug 1, 2014 at 23:16 Ian WiseIan Wise 76633 gold badges1111 silver badges3434 bronze badges 2

• 1 Does just using users.update(...) work? There is a solution like this here: stackoverflow./questions/14016149/… – sha1 Commented Aug 1, 2014 at 23:27
• I think Mongo needs a selector, which is why I have my {username : "Jack"} but they are using the same thing I am... Unless, do you mean the Meteor tag in front of the users.update? – Ian Wise Commented Aug 1, 2014 at 23:38

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Found the problem.

Since I defined my database in my lib.js file

users = new Meteor.collection("users");

I don't need to put a db in front of the db.users.update({_id : "Jack"},{...}). I also need to find the document using the given mongo _id, not the identifier "username".

so the appropriate code would be

users.update({_id : "Jack"},{$set:{age : 13, username : "Jack"}});

In mongodb, you will have to use an update operator(for ex: $set). Otherwise, your document will overwritten by the update object you are passing(I am not sure that's what you want). I think, its works same in meteor. So, you will have to do something like this:

Meteor.users.update({username : "Jack"},{$set: {age : 13}});

This might not be the problem as you've stated you do not get a error message but to be sure: have you already allowed the user to update documents in the user collection?

Something like:

(in collections/permissions.js)

user.allow({
update: function (userId) {
    // the user must be logged in to allow updates
    return (userId != null);
}

})

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