So far this is the only way I’ve been able to successfully do this. I wonder if I’m missing something & there’s actually a better way to do this using only 1 call to Parse. Anyone? Feel free to prove me wrong. Please.
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// localStorage is a PlayerPrefs instance that lets us grab values stored on the device that's running the app
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// MyGameUsers is a Parse Class that stores unique user ID's as the parse Class' objectId's
// change MyGameUsers to your own Class name where appropriate.
var usersTablePointer = new ParseClass("/classes/MyGameUsers");
//"f2H4saD8" is an arbitrary value for demo purposes, a typical objectId from a Parse table
string myQuery = "where={\"objectId\": \""+ "f2H4saD8" + "\" }";
ParseInstanceCollection prseList = gamerTablePointer.List(myQuery);
//wait to get the Gamer object w/ our objectID specified in myQuery
while(!prseList.isDone) yield return null;
ParseInstance[] items = prseList.items;
// post a new record to the Score table in Parse:
// change MyGameScores to your own Class name where appropriate.
var myGameScoresClass = new ParseClass("/classes/MyGameScores");
//create a new record in the db table (represented by the ParseClass)
var myNewScore = myGameScoresClass.New();
//1034 is just an arbitrary score value; you can grab it from your own variable value
myNewScore.Set( "Score", 1034 );
myNewScore.Set( "MyGameUsers_ptr", items[0] as object );
//create the new record in the server side Parse Class (table) called "MyGameScores" (or your own class name)
myNewScore.Create();
//Wait until it's finished the save in Parse.
while(!myNewScore.isDone) yield return null;
Debug.Log("myNewScore is done; check it in the MyGameScores table in the relevant Parse.com account.");
timshaya 