Hi,
I am building a solution that needs to do something whenever a notification is sent in the community and thought the best way to handle this would be on the notification before create event handler. As such I have created a very simple plugin as follows;
namespace NotifcationEventHandler
{
public class NotificationHandler : IPlugin
{
public string Name => "Event Handler Test";
public string Description => "Tests and handles event notifications";
public void Initialize()
{
Apis.Get<INotifications>().Events.BeforeCreate += new NotificationBeforeCreateEventHandler(Notification_Before_Create);
}
private void Notification_Before_Create(NotificationBeforeCreateEventArgs e)
{
//Here we will send a notication
string s = e.ContentUrl;
}
}
}
Clearly the event doesn't actually do anything (for simplicity), but if I place a breakpoint within the handler I get different results, for example,
- Sending a private message between two users when I have two different browsers open and both users logged in - the breakpoint is hit
- If one of the browsers is closed and the user in the first browser sends a message, the breakpoint is not hit - I did consider that this could be because the responsibility would then fall to the job service, however, the plugin is also installed there and debugging that confirms that the breakpoint is not hit
Is anyone able to advise what I could be doing wrong here? Ultimately I am looking to capture whenever any notification is sent.
We are testing with 12.0.3.17950, but have the same problem with previous versions of 12.
Any help is, as always, greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
James.
Added version information.
[edited by: James Phillips at 9:26 AM (GMT 0) on Fri, Oct 22 2021]
