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Hello everyone. In this video, we are
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going to see how to check whether
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Salesforce messaging for web chat window
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is minimized. If you have an use case
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where where you wanted to check whether
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Salesforce messaging for web
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chat window is minimized or not then you
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can make use of
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on embedded messaging window minimized
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event. By listening to this event, you
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can
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um
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you can find out whether the Salesforce
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messaging for web chat window is
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minimized or not. My use case was very
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simple. Whenever the website visitors
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initiates Salesforce messaging for web
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sessions and then if they minimize the
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chat window, I have to alert the user
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saying that the chat window is minimized
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and it is not closed. Let's uh
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look at a demo and then we will see the
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code changes that was done to achieve
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this use case.
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So this is a site where my Salesforce
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messaging for web is hosted. This and
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the chat is started.
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Uh as a website visitor I sent a message
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message stating hello. Now if I minimize
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this chat window, I'm getting an alert
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saying that chat is not closed. It is
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just minimized.
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In order to achieve this,
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I made use of window add event listener.
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The event I'm listening is on embedded
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messaging window minimized. Whenever
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this event is fired,
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I have added
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a console.log statement using alert
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method. I'm alerting the
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users saying that chat is not closed. It
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is just minimized. And then I have added
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one more console.log statement. So using
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this uh code snippet along with the
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Salesforce uh embedded service code
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snippet. So this is the code snippet we
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usually get it in this after this
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embedded service bootstrap.
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Settings.language
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you can add this code snippet and then
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you can design as per your use case.
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Please check the video description. In
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the video description I have shared my
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blog post. From the blog post, you
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should be able to get the sample
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JavaScript code which contains the
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window.adde eventlister for your
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reference.
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I hope it was helpful.
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Thank you for watching.
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