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Callback functions after the share functionality is done #12
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Hi @cenjennifer, it seems possible here, however it might be not possible to determine if your user has actually shared it or cancelled. <share-buttons (windowClosed)="someCallbackFunction"></share-buttons> This is nice to have, thank you |
Thank you @MurhafSousli |
@cenjennifer It's merged now <share-buttons (popUpClosed)="someCallbackFun($event)"></share-buttons> someCallbackFun(event: ShareProvider){
} |
Is this still working in Angular 5? |
@mdd1704 Yes but the output has changed to |
@MurhafSousli awesome! Thanks for fast response. |
The closed event isn't doing anything in my case. |
it is now called |
Is there any way to know if the share was successful? If someone closes the share dialog without actually sharing the closed event is fired. |
@nebiyuelias1 No, that is not possible. there is no event that can tell if the user has actually shared or not |
Ok, What if I want the share count? |
(closed) is not working for me. is anything changed? |
Hello @nebiyuelias1 @MurhafSousli Did you find the solution to this problem? |
oh I'm no longer using this package, sorry! |
which package you are using for linkedln successfull post count? |
sorry I haven't used for linkedin. |
Hi - I was wondering if it's possible (and if so, how) I can trigger callback functions after a social media link is triggered and complete. Thanks!
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