Eli Stone

What is the issue? If you cannot find a user with a specific objectId you get a response error? I'm not sure exactly what the issue is right now.

@mdaymond I can give it a look, what's the issue?

Well firstly you can change this these lines: From: ``` $usersQuery = new parseQuery($class = '_User'); $activityQuery = new parseQuery($class = 'Activity'); ``` To: ``` $usersQuery = new parseQuery('_User'); $activityQuery...

@mdaymond Does the following return anything? ``` $activityQuery = new parseQuery('Activity'); $activityQuery->wherePointer('fromUser', '_User', 'zGfeoiDA7o'); $result = $activityQuery->find(); return $result; ``` If not what kinda error do you get?

@ramezdebbas I'm trying to work it out. I am getting the same error on my system and cannot work out what class "must be a string". I shall let you...

@mdaymond @ramezdebbas Think I found the issue, working on a fix now.

@mdaymond @ramezdebbas Ok I have a possible fix, I am no longer getting any error messages from this so check it out and let me know how it goes. You...

@ramezdebbas, could you try this for me. change the `whereInQuery` function to: ``` public function whereInQuery($key,$className,$inQuery){ if(isset($key) && isset($className)){ if(is_array($inQuery)){ $inQuery["className"] = $className; }elseif(is_object($inQuery)){ $inQuery->className = $className; } $this->_query[$key] =...

Ah I noticed there was something wrong with the parse call I thought it was the placement of the "className" I can try and look at fixing that later. >...

+1 that this should be added to the readme, was having issues with deployments.