@@ -580,7 +580,7 @@ You should avoid using regular expression constraints that don't use indexes. Fo
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{% if page.language == "js" %}
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``` javascript
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- query .matches (" playerName" , " Michael" , “i” );
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+ query .matches (" playerName" , " Michael" , " i " );
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```
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{% endif %}
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@@ -1114,7 +1114,7 @@ Suppose you are displaying movie information in your app and your data model con
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``` javascript
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var Review = Parse .Object .extend (" Review" );
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var query = new Parse.Query (" Review" );
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- query .equalTo (“ movie” , movie);
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+ query .equalTo (" movie" , movie);
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query .count ().then (function (count ) {
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// Request succeeded
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});
@@ -1328,7 +1328,7 @@ Once you've got the keywords set up, you can efficiently look them up using “A
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``` javascript
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var Post = Parse .Object .extend (" Post" );
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var query = new Parse.Query (Post);
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- query .containsAll (" hashtags" , [“ #parse”, “ #ftw” ]);
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+ query .containsAll (" hashtags" , [" #parse" , " #ftw" ]);
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query .find ().then (function (results ) {
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// Request succeeded
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}, function (error ) {
@@ -1400,7 +1400,7 @@ var results = await ParseObject.GetQuery("Post")
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``` php
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$query = new ParseQuery("Post");
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- $query->containsAll("hashtags", [“ #parse”, “ #ftw” ]);
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+ $query->containsAll("hashtags", [" #parse", " #ftw" ]);
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$posts = $query->find();
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// posts containing all the given hash tags
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