I’m wondering if there’s a way to have an event happen when a user click on a notification. In our specific case we are using the User Inbox add-on and I’ve done some extension of some classes and have a notification shown when a logged-in user gets a new message (because the extended MessageServiceBean uses the Global Events add-on to publish an event when the message is sent)… I’d like to have a user be able to go right to the message if they click on the notification.
I’m not finding a way to do it, I would think something like .withClickListener() or similar would be present, but it’s not.
Is this possible, or would it require a huge amount of class extension/etc?
I have actually. The only useful method of the event sent seems to be isUserOriginated() and in my testing… it always returns true. If I let the noti “expire” on it’s own, iUO returns true and if I click on the noti to make it go away… it also returns true.
Unfortunately, there is no ClickListener and its implementation will require you to extend both server-side and client-side implementations of Notification.
The reason why in both cases isUserOriginated() returns true is that in both cases notifications hide after user action either click or mouse movement.
