You can register callback functions for certain events on the chat widget using the following method.
collectchat.on(event, function)
This method uses the parameter event, which can monitor the following events:
| Event | Description |
|---|---|
| open | When a user opens the chat widget. |
| close | When a user closes the chat widget. |
| complete | When a user completes the conversation in the chat widget. |
| message | Every time a user responds to a message. |
Sample code to register a callback when a user opens the chat widget:
var collectchat = window.collectchat || {};
collectchat.ready = function() {
collectchat.on('open', function() {
console.log('User just opened the chat widget');
});
}Sample code to register a callback when a user closes the chat widget:
var collectchat = window.collectchat || {};
collectchat.ready = function() {
collectchat.on('close', function() {
console.log('User just closed the chat widget');
});
}Sample code to register a callback when a user completes the conversation:
var collectchat = window.collectchat || {};
collectchat.ready = function() {
collectchat.on('complete', function(list) {
console.log('User just completed the conversation', list);
});
}Here, the parameter list is an array with details of all the questions and answers in the conversation.
Sample code to register a callback when a user responds to a message:
var collectchat = window.collectchat || {};
collectchat.ready = function() {
collectchat.on('message', function(details, list) {
console.log('User responded to question', details.question, details.answer);
console.log('All questions answered so far are', list);
});
}Here, the parameter details is an object with information about the current question: details.question holds the question posed to the user, and details.answer holds the user's reply.
