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Cant thank you enough man, implemented this and it works like a charm (y)

ha ha, But that way it will again create a new instance of the same class and a new instance of the same onEvent function right? Coz in Stackoverflow Jason asked me to create a separate instance of the listener rather than using "this" so I asked on how to do that actually :)

but how to create a new/different instance?

I have a class in android which has a listener setup to get visitorlist updates. var visitorDetailsCollection = FirebaseFirestore.Instance.Collection("visitorDetails"); var visitorDetailsquery = visitorDetailsCollection.WhereEqualTo("UserID"...

Enabling notification on Collectionchanged event really helped. Thanks

Hi SkyDiver, I resolved the issue. There was a property private ObservableCollection<VisitorDetails> details; public ObservableCollection<VisitorDetails> Details { get { return details; } set {...

onevent - 4-f8023eb6-f8c9-41d5-a01c-6c65959b86db ObjectID in PCL - f8023eb6-f8c9-41d5-a01c-6c65959b86db return - 4-f8023eb6-f8c9-41d5-a01c-6c65959b86db onevent - 4-f8023eb6-f8c9-41d5-a01c-6c65959b86db ObjectID in PCL - f8023eb6-f8c9-41d5-a01c-6c65959b86db return -...

onevent - 4-00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 ObjectID in PCL - 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 ObjectID in PCL - 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 return - 0-00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 [chatty] uid=10154(com.vivekscorp.aucms) identical 2 lines return -...

Yeah I did not

Tried and set it as static, again same thing happens

There is a Dependency class in android that has these two functions 1. public void OnEvent(Java.Lang.Object obj, FirebaseFirestoreException error) { try { var docs = (QuerySnapshot)obj; visitorDetails.Clear(); foreach (var doc...