In-App Replies Callbacks for Android
Covered here is how to set up the callback that fires with every new message received for your Android apps.
Avoiding Memory Leaks
These APIs hold the callbacks in a strong reference, so we strongly suggest to avoid registering callbacks without unregistering them when needed, as it may cause a memory leak.
New Received Message
This block is executed each time a new message is received. This can be used to show your own UI when a new message is received.
Replies.setOnNewReplyReceivedCallback {
//Show an alert to notify users about a new message.
}
Replies.setOnNewReplyReceivedCallback(new Runnable() {
@Override
public void run() {
//Show an alert to notify users about a new message.
}
});
Updated 6 months ago
What’s Next
You can set custom data, such as a user attribute, at any time, including inside callbacks. Logging user events in callbacks is possible as well.