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Remote Config is good, the changes are reflected in realtime and it's easy to implement. Do the functionalities that you already have implemented work in real-time?

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You'll need to use a loop... Future<void> uploadImages() async { setState(() { _isUploading = true; }); final storageRef = FirebaseStorage.instance.ref(); final firestore = FirebaseFirestore.instance; for (var image in _images) { try { String fileName = Uuid().v4(); // Generate unique file name final imageRef = storageRef.child("images/$fileName.jpg"); // Upload image to Firebase Storage final uploadTask = await imageRef.putFile(image); // Get the download URL final downloadUrl = await imageRef.getDownloadURL(); // Save metadata to Firestore await firestore.collection("images").add({ "url": downloadUrl, "uploadedAt": Timestamp.now(), }); debugPrint("Image uploaded and metadata saved!"); } catch (e) { debugPrint("Error uploading image: $e"); } } setState(() { _isUploading = false; _images = []; // Clear the images after uploading }); }

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Glad to know that you liked my video. Regarding your query, you can create a collection to store the exam results by userid . And fetch the result for a specific user by its id wherever required. results (collection) |- resultId1 (docum ent) |- userId: "user123" |- subject: "Math" |- score: 95 |- date: "2024-11-18" |- resultId2 (document) |- userId: "user456" |- subject: "Science" |- score: 89 |- date: "2024-11-18"

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Please check once whether you have added the SHA fingerprint to the Firebase project?

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What error do you get? Can you share some info from the stack trace!

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This happens when you add a wrong SHA1 key, you have to get the SHA1 for your system.

​@@droidmonk4820 i generated new sha1 and added but still getting same error

@@abhishekbhujel4158 verify whether you have create the SHA1 for the correct build debug/release

@@droidmonk4820 hi I solved the problem and used your code for a successful google sign in.

@@droidmonk4820 I have done the same SHA 1 and 256 both added using keytool -list -v \ -alias androiddebugkey -keystore ~/.android/debug.keystore from mac but still same issue on ANDROID

Here are some possible causes and solutions: Missing Firebase configuration: Ensure that you have properly configured Firebase in your Flutter project by following the setup instructions provided by Firebase. This includes adding the google-services.json file for Android or GoogleService-Info.plist for iOS to your Flutter project. Incorrect Firebase initialization: Make sure that you have initialized Firebase correctly in your Flutter app. This is usually done in the main.dart file using Firebase.initializeApp(). Missing or incorrect bucket name: Double-check that you have specified the correct default storage bucket in your Firebase project settings. The bucket name should be in the format gs://your-project-id.appspot.com. Permissions issue: Ensure that the Firebase Storage service is enabled for your project and that the necessary permissions are set correctly. Check the Firebase console to verify the project settings. Network issues: Sometimes, network issues can also cause this error. Ensure that your device has a stable internet connection and can access Firebase services. Outdated Firebase SDK: Make sure you are using the latest version of the Firebase SDK for Flutter. You can check for updates using Flutter's package manager (pubspec.yaml). You can also try the solution of the link below: stackoverflow.com/questions/70763172/flutter-firebase-storage-not-woriking-no-default-bucket

Here are some possible causes and solutions: Missing Firebase configuration: Ensure that you have properly configured Firebase in your Flutter project by following the setup instructions provided by Firebase. This includes adding the google-services.json file for Android or GoogleService-Info.plist for iOS to your Flutter project. Incorrect Firebase initialization: Make sure that you have initialized Firebase correctly in your Flutter app. This is usually done in the main.dart file using Firebase.initializeApp(). Missing or incorrect bucket name: Double-check that you have specified the correct default storage bucket in your Firebase project settings. The bucket name should be in the format gs://your-project-id.appspot.com. Permissions issue: Ensure that the Firebase Storage service is enabled for your project and that the necessary permissions are set correctly. Check the Firebase console to verify the project settings. Network issues: Sometimes, network issues can also cause this error. Ensure that your device has a stable internet connection and can access Firebase services. Outdated Firebase SDK: Make sure you are using the latest version of the Firebase SDK for Flutter. You can check for updates using Flutter's package manager (pubspec.yaml). You can also try the solution of the link below: stackoverflow.com/questions/70763172/flutter-firebase-storage-not-woriking-no-default-bucket

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It is the same. Thanks for commenting. And sorry for the delay in responding.

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Currently I don't have a video on this, but I would like to know whether you are having the issue while fetching data from firebase or while populating the calendar with the data!!

@@droidmonk4820 sir i have successfully fetched data and also added data only issue is the fetched data are not be placed on datasource property of calendar ... my code for putting event on calendar is not working

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Are you getting any error, take a look at your console and share the stacktrace if any

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Hi, Please find the source code from the link below- github.com/gitanjal/flutterfirebasedemo/tree/add_to_firestore Thanks for commenting, stay connected.

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