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rpaschoal / ng-chat

💬 A simple facebook/linkedin lookalike chat module for Angular applications.
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Test if Participant chat window is open. #207

Closed rcampion closed 2 years ago

rcampion commented 2 years ago

Is there a way to test if a user's chat window is open?

rpaschoal commented 2 years ago

Hi @rcampion ,

You should be able to keep a state from your application by listening to both onParticipantChatOpened and onParticipantChatClosed events.

rcampion commented 2 years ago

How do I listen to these events?

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You should be able to keep a state from your application by listening to both onParticipantChatOpened and onParticipantChatClosed.

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rcampion commented 2 years ago

Ok. I figured out hew to listen to onParticipantChatOpened and onParticipantChatClosed.

But Browser A will not know if Browser B has a chat window opened.

I will need to store this state info in either a database or use WebSocket

rcampion commented 2 years ago

I realized Browser B does not need to know about Browser A.

All set.

Working fine.

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