'unregister' handlers

[Nicolas Sharp]

Hope this is an easy one, I'm probably missing something obvious!

When the InboxSDK loads I register a bunch of handlers (sdk.Compose.registerComposeViewHandler, etc). However, the user might log out of the extension will using Gmail and I need to remove all these handlers (I already delete their JWT token, etc.) How do you do this? 

Thanks! 

[Omar Ismail]

yup, definitely missed something obvious :) 

From the registerComposeViewHandler description:

registerComposeViewHandler(handler)  return type: function

Register a handler to be called for every existing ComposeView as well as for all future ComposeViews that may come into existence. This method is the preferred way to add your application to every compose area such as a new compose window or inline reply compose areas. This function returns another function that can be used to unregister - simply call the function to unregister this handler.

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[Nicolas Sharp]

Thanks :) 

On Monday, June 12, 2017 at 2:33:15 PM UTC+1, Omar Ismail wrote:

yup, definitely missed something obvious :) 

From the registerComposeViewHandler description:

registerComposeViewHandler(handler)  return type: function

Register a handler to be called for every existing ComposeView as well as for all future ComposeViews that may come into existence. This method is the preferred way to add your application to every compose area such as a new compose window or inline reply compose areas. This function returns another function that can be used to unregister - simply call the function to unregister this handler.

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On Mon, Jun 12, 2017 at 6:19 AM, Nicolas Sharp <nicolas...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hope this is an easy one, I'm probably missing something obvious!

When the InboxSDK loads I register a bunch of handlers (sdk.Compose.registerComposeViewHandler, etc). However, the user might log out of the extension will using Gmail and I need to remove all these handlers (I already delete their JWT token, etc.) How do you do this? 

Thanks! 

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[Nicolas Sharp]

How does this work with 

sdk.Search.registerSearchSuggestionsProvider

?

On Monday, June 12, 2017 at 2:33:15 PM UTC+1, Omar Ismail wrote:

yup, definitely missed something obvious :) 

From the registerComposeViewHandler description:

registerComposeViewHandler(handler)  return type: function

Register a handler to be called for every existing ComposeView as well as for all future ComposeViews that may come into existence. This method is the preferred way to add your application to every compose area such as a new compose window or inline reply compose areas. This function returns another function that can be used to unregister - simply call the function to unregister this handler.

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On Mon, Jun 12, 2017 at 6:19 AM, Nicolas Sharp <nicolas...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hope this is an easy one, I'm probably missing something obvious!

When the InboxSDK loads I register a bunch of handlers (sdk.Compose.registerComposeViewHandler, etc). However, the user might log out of the extension will using Gmail and I need to remove all these handlers (I already delete their JWT token, etc.) How do you do this? 

Thanks! 

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